Saying a lot, saying a little… who cares?
new highs
…or lows. barely has the HD format been released, and the Blu-ray been readied, than they’ve figured out a very basic way for piracy.
i wonder when they’ll realise. piracy can never be killed. ever. they might as well try to ensure its not a viable option, rather than encourage people to break their rules.
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Piracy will not go away until they remove the reason for it…make stuff available to everyone for less…or for free eventually….the incentive will go away and that would kill it from inside…
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Exactly, their efforts would be much better spent eslwhere. Implementing all kinds of copy prevention stuff makes things harder on everyone, but in the end it’s the average consumer who’s burdened by it as the pirates will find a way around it anyways.
And unless they’re giving it away for free, piracy will never stop. If nothing else, there will always be a group of people who, for whatever reason, aren’t willing to pay for things but wouldn’t mind having it anyways. But then, these people don’t actually detract from sales since they weren’t viable customers in the first place.