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Does this circumvent the DCMA?
From a legal standpoint, does this mean that Mac OS X circumvents the DCMA?
Isn't this the sort of thing that got Dmitri Skylarov arrested?
Does this circumvent the DCMA?
It's an interesting academic question to say the least.
Does this circumvent the DCMA?
"Also, I have not tested this technique against documents that require passwords to view them, etc."
Does this circumvent the DCMA?
I doubt it. Adobe's PDF is published standard -- neither the Preview app nor any part of OSX is actively trying to 'decrypt' a locked PDF. What got Dmitri S. in trouble was that he found a weakness in the method used to protect Adobe eBook files themselves.
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