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Latest comment: Sunday at 05:58 by Riverpunk in topic Don't most modern OSes come with DRM?

Don't most modern OSes come with DRM?[edit source]

I haven't done the proper research on this, but don't most OSes come with DRM baked in? That's how Apple's iOS system prevents you from installing 3rd party apps even if you have the files for what you want to download. I feel like I heard that the other OSes also use that too. We would need to have a source, but I feel like this should be a major element of the article if so. It can then be tied in to the app store restrictions and other limitations that are put in place by software products. A large reason these companies can get away with murder when it comes to enshittification is because they own a monopoly on interoperable software, since all their services are locked down with DRM. I feel the article should be written to reflect that. Riverpunk (talk) 05:58, 17 August 2025 (UTC)Reply