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Probably violates the DMCA
Just a friendly reminder that this hack probably violates the DMCA since it allows more than one person to listen to a particular song at once and bypasses licensing restrictions. Of course I wouldn't take that seriously, but its interesting to see what the RIAA has done to our legal system.
Probably violates the DMCA
First, the DMCA is not pertinent.
Probably violates the DMCA
daapd only shares MP3 files. we don't circumvent anything! licenses and restrictions are only present in AAC files from the iTMS and these are not played.
Probably violates the DMCA
daapd is an alternative Server which supports the sharing of AAC files too. IANAL, but I don't see why the DCMA would come into conflict with this concept. It doesn't let you share unlicenced music in any way which iTunes doesn't, it just lets you share the music from a Linux Box, rather than a Mac or Windows Box running iTunes. |
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