I still don't understand why everyone always harps on the fact that there's a data blob in the Non-DRM'd iTunes stuff that lets Apple trace the music to you.I don't like DRM encryption. I absolutely hate it. But this is something I could get behind, because this way (1) it's not protected (I can listen to it in Amarok) and (2) The recording industry will actually let the tracks be available like this. It's a good compromise.
lengauOct 16, 2007
I still don't understand why everyone always harps on the fact that there's a data blob in the Non-DRM'd iTunes stuff that lets Apple trace the music to you.I don't like DRM encryption. I absolutely hate it. But this is something I could get behind, because this way (1) it's not protected (I can listen to it in Amarok) and (2) The recording industry will actually let the tracks be available like this. It's a good compromise.