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The MPA has big plans to crack down on movie piracy again
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this post was submitted on 09 Apr 2024
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Try fixing all the fucking subscription services and we won't want to stream or clone a copy of media which you never owned because its virtually non existent
I still disagree with the notion made up by punlishers that you buy a dvd or cd you somehow only buy a license to view it. I never agreed to that and you can't just print text on something to make it so.
Ofcourse I don't have the right to make reproduction but owning the physical product should make me the owner.
Maybe not related to your comment but I wanted to rage about this.
I'll back up your rage buddy!!
You DO have the right to copy it. It's sharing that copy that becomes a potential legal problem.