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  • 16:15, 4 March 2025 Keith talk contribs deleted page DRM (online) (content was: "{{Garbage}} $1 Online DRM is a form of Digital anti piracy where the software must always be connected to the internet to be used or to play media ==How it works== $2 there are many approaches, all involve contacting a server, for example requiring contacting a server every time an encrypted video is played to fetch the decryption key which is not permanently stored. ==Why it is a problem== It takes away consumers right to own content by forcing them to connect to the inte...")
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