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Originally Posted by holograph
sorry i'm not stuck in failed DRM world. issue SSL certificates for all licences of all type of content, build a fucking tracker validating this certificates on the background through API with content providers and timeshift all you fucking want stuff you PAID for with others who have also PAID for it. - this is a multi-million dollar idea, if you call it DRM I could care less, just don't forget about "thank me" with commission of 10% royalty dividends when you develop and implement it for global redundant backup purposes. then only then you can talk about fair use on the internet.
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Wow, okay. You realize what SSL stands for right? It's for end-to-end encryption i.e., the content is decrypted at either end of the network. That's not even the problem when it comes to preventing sharing.... it's good as pirated once the user has a decrypted copy. Perhaps I'm missing something?
Most schemes deal with that problem by encrypting the content (as opposed to just licensing it) and then providing the viewer with a key to decrypt it (using closed software to avoid the aforementioned piracy). Guess how well those schemes worked out?