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by R0b0t1
2045 days ago
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Yes, and I unfortunately still see no argument related to the DMCA's provision that breaking copy protection is legal if you have a license to use the work. In this case, a license to use it via a specific browser is not mentioned, so you can rightly download it with anything. This was the suspected cause for py-kms's reinstatement but as it related to Windows licensing. |
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