← Back to context Comment by saubeidl 3 days ago Technically not true: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_Copy_Management_System 4 comments saubeidl Reply rob74 3 days ago I think OP was referring to CDs, which AFAIK don't have DRM. saubeidl 3 days ago My link is to the CD DRM! masfuerte 3 days ago This is rather misleading. Standard CDs as sold had (and have) no DRM.The scheme you link to is intended to prevent further copies of CD-Rs but you can copy a CD you bought as often as you like. 1 reply →
rob74 3 days ago I think OP was referring to CDs, which AFAIK don't have DRM. saubeidl 3 days ago My link is to the CD DRM! masfuerte 3 days ago This is rather misleading. Standard CDs as sold had (and have) no DRM.The scheme you link to is intended to prevent further copies of CD-Rs but you can copy a CD you bought as often as you like. 1 reply →
saubeidl 3 days ago My link is to the CD DRM! masfuerte 3 days ago This is rather misleading. Standard CDs as sold had (and have) no DRM.The scheme you link to is intended to prevent further copies of CD-Rs but you can copy a CD you bought as often as you like. 1 reply →
masfuerte 3 days ago This is rather misleading. Standard CDs as sold had (and have) no DRM.The scheme you link to is intended to prevent further copies of CD-Rs but you can copy a CD you bought as often as you like. 1 reply →
I think OP was referring to CDs, which AFAIK don't have DRM.
My link is to the CD DRM!
This is rather misleading. Standard CDs as sold had (and have) no DRM.
The scheme you link to is intended to prevent further copies of CD-Rs but you can copy a CD you bought as often as you like.
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