Attila wrote: > Without serious research, I will contest that as wishful > thinking. [...] > If existing stores are anything to go by, the *ease* of > how easily one can legally get to your content (at the > micro-pricing levels) will, in effect, dwarf the impact > of any DRM scheme.
Well, as Ronni wrote, using their copy-protection library is going to be entirely OPTIONAL, so its existence should not hurt anyone.... Rather than studying any researches, I'd prefer to simply give it a try myself and see if it makes any difference for me. After two years with the Nokia Store preventing use of any protection, I'd really like to at least TRY and see what difference it can make. One thing I know for sure is that in 2013, after all those who used to crack and release Symbian 'warez' got disinterested in the dying platform, sales of my Symbian applications actually noticeably INCREASED, despite the rapidly shrinking user base. So there must be some correlation between these things... Best regards, Michal _______________________________________________ SailfishOS.org Devel mailing list
