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From what I remember that was never the issue people was fighting for. It was more about the right to own what you payed for and bought, and the right to creat
by thaumiel 1y ago
From what I remember that was never the issue people was fighting for.
It was more about the right to own what you payed for and bought, and the right to create a copy of it for yourself.
Which still are a big issue.
Why do I get to keep a physical book for as long as I want, but when I "buy" a digital book it is only a license.
- didntcheck 1y agoThat's a generous recollection. The right to create private backups was generally a very small part of people's arguments. Most discussions tended to be about justify torrenting media that they never owned, nor had any real intention of paying for