Quoting Dave D ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > > Dave Dewey Wrote: > > I also use the iTunes store to download music, and then remove the DRM. > > It's an easy process that doesn't take anywhere near the 15-30 minutes > > quoted elsewhere in this thread. It's a simple, drag-and-drop > > non-techie process. > > This is interesting info, but I'll bet if you use this and get caught, > you'll spend a bit more than 15-30 minutes in jail.
Highly unlikely. I don't redistribute the stripped files, I PAID for them in the first place, and I only go to these measures so that I can use the media I've paid for on the device of my choice. I'm not a lawyer, but I'm pretty sure Apple isn't going to prosecute me for buying music from them. If JHymn didn't exist, I would never purchase music from the Apple Store. Since it does, I spend probably $15 a month there. Bring on the handcuffs! Read this. http://www.hymn-project.org/ _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
