I prefer not to have someone else have control of my PC. That’s why I pirate content. I don’t want the drm to ever become a root user on my PC so that I (god forbid) don’t download movies
DRM doesn’t control your PC, it controls what you can do with files (usually through encryption via an app) and these streaming platforms are part of publicly funded libraries; they have a vested interest in not fucking up people’s computers.
I don’t know where you got the idea that DRM could become root user of your PC, but I think you should go research what DRM is, how it works, and why people are often against it. I think you’re conflating DRM with anti-mod/cheat software, a kind of DRM, and that specific form generally has a fraught history with kernel-level access.
But you shouldn’t fear DRM simply because it’s DRM.
I prefer not to have someone else have control of my PC. That’s why I pirate content. I don’t want the drm to ever become a root user on my PC so that I (god forbid) don’t download movies
DRM doesn’t control your PC, it controls what you can do with files (usually through encryption via an app) and these streaming platforms are part of publicly funded libraries; they have a vested interest in not fucking up people’s computers.
I don’t know where you got the idea that DRM could become root user of your PC, but I think you should go research what DRM is, how it works, and why people are often against it. I think you’re conflating DRM with anti-mod/cheat software, a kind of DRM, and that specific form generally has a fraught history with kernel-level access.
But you shouldn’t fear DRM simply because it’s DRM.
Oh, I did mix up anti cheat and normal DRM. But I’ll prefer not to use DRM services.