Digital Rights Management: Pride and Prejudice.

The pride of the Digital Rights Management (DRM) supporters may make it hard for them to convince consumers how vital this technology is. This because the move to protect their products has led them to be prejudice against one user implementing their rights to the usage of the product on more than one machine. In this day and age, many households have two or more PCs but feel they should only have to pay the money for a product once. For example, when you need to register a software product, that registration is usually only good one time for one machine. The fear is that, if given the rights to use on multiple computers, people will try to sell their “extra” usage rights and take profit away from the distributor. The industry’s solution to this is to sell rights in packages of 1, 2, or 3 at a discounted price. However, that is not good enough for consumers as they feel they should not be penalized for having more than one machine.

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