Dallinor said:
Where are you getting this information from? http://globalstudy.bsa.org/2013/downloads/studies/2013GlobalSurvey_inbrief_en.pdf Germany had lower installations of unlicenced software, and a lower value of unlicenced software in 2013 then France (by a value exceeding $500 million). http://globalstudy.bsa.org/2011/ Look at this list of European countries for piracy rates : Germany 26% UK 26% Norway 27% Netherlands 27% Ireland 34% France 37% Portugal 40% Spain 44% Italy 48% Poland 53% How exactly do they love pirating more than anyone else? If anything, Germany seem to be on the lower end of the scale when it comes to piracy rates in Europe. However, they have a population of over 80 million people (the highest in Europe if you discount Russia). So obviously the total value of pirated software there is going to be high, even with lower piracy rates. |
Yeah it should be obvious that poorer countries will have higher rates of piracy. Germany is certainly not one of the poorest countries in the world 








