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iTunes 'hidden data' could backfire

p2pnet.net — Steve Jobs is keeping quiet on the fact Apple has been caught red-handed trying to promote the idea it's anti-DRM on the one hand, and hiding user data in its new $1.30 iTunes downloads on the other. But the move is likely to backfire with Jobs' name, instead of users', showing up in the watermarks, predicts an expert.

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  • moisie, on 10/11/2007, -1/+4It's not hidden. For a start it was already there and secondly, even if it wasn't, just because they haven't mentioned it doesn't mean they're hiding it. In fact if they are hiding it they did a pretty crappy job seeing as it takes two clicks to find. Other than the issue of having a stolen iPod it shouldn't be a problem for anyone anyway.

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