exactly. which is how it should be: a pain in the ass for your customers if you want them to install drm.
the cost should be born by the company who wants it, not the public.
why is this a bad thing for anybody but a content producer? and if it's not anybody else, then... why do we care? we have already legislated away the right to copy something in return for promoting creation. but the creation is going to happen one way or the other, so we need to go much further than the EFF advocates: we need to scale back copyright drastically.
it would have virtually zero cost to the public, and would not meaningfully affect creative output.
the cost should be born by the company who wants it, not the public.
why is this a bad thing for anybody but a content producer? and if it's not anybody else, then... why do we care? we have already legislated away the right to copy something in return for promoting creation. but the creation is going to happen one way or the other, so we need to go much further than the EFF advocates: we need to scale back copyright drastically.
it would have virtually zero cost to the public, and would not meaningfully affect creative output.