drpunk said:
That's not digital distribution. That's pirating. Made easy by CDs and DVDs, i.e. discs. Funnily enough, none of the stuff you download contains any DRM. The stuff to make digital distribution secure. And no, that's not even 100% secure, but it's still early days and it's changing all the time. The thing with digital distribution is that it's down to the hardware to make it secure. An example would be rented films off of Live. You can't get those films off the drive, the 360 won't let you. I'm not 100% sure but I'm pretty sure that those films are secure. I've not done a great deal of research into it and I'm willing to be proved wrong. But I'll stand by digital distribution being more secure than discs. The fact that we'll be forced in that direction proves that. |
how can you not call that digital distribution? there are files(digital) being accessed by a multitude of people(distribution). If you want to get down to semantics, all physical items have to exist before the digital version so I don't really understand your point.
As for security I think it's a moot point since if a person doesn't want to pay for the media then they won't, they can just get it another way.
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