Why purchase music (DRM'd or not) from anywhere when you can nearly* always download it for free via torrents or rip it from CDs bought in the past (for old albums). I have 80+ GBs of MP3s and all of them are CD rips or torrent downloads.
*some rare or obscure music is hard to find torrents of
The whole reason DRM has ever been an issue is because of pirating music. If the music companies weren't freaking out about pirated music then DRM wouldn't be a problem because the average consumer wouldn't be viewed as a criminal.
If everybody did that we wouldn't have to worry about DRM, as there wouldn't be any music. Its because of people like you that we have to worry about DRM in the first place.
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Why purchase music (DRM'd or not) from anywhere when you can nearly* always download it for free via torrents or rip it from CDs bought in the past (for old albums). I have 80+ GBs of MP3s and all of them are CD rips or torrent downloads.
*some rare or obscure music is hard to find torrents of
Because most people don't want to get sued.
The whole reason DRM has ever been an issue is because of pirating music. If the music companies weren't freaking out about pirated music then DRM wouldn't be a problem because the average consumer wouldn't be viewed as a criminal.
If everybody did that we wouldn't have to worry about DRM, as there wouldn't be any music. Its because of people like you that we have to worry about DRM in the first place.