Reverse Engineering vs Illegal Hacking: Revision history

23 July 2025

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22 July 2025

• curprev 23:5423:54, 22 July 2025 Maria128 talk contribs 10,044 bytes +10,044 Created page with "'''DMCA 1201 and the Right to Reverse Engineer''' refers to the ongoing conflict between technology companies' use of Section 1201 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act to prevent consumers from accessing devices they own, blurring the line between illegal hacking and legitimate reverse engineering to maintain control over products after their sale. ==Background== '''Section 1201 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act''' (DMCA 1201), enacted in 1998, prohibits the c..." Tag: Visual edit: Switched