Remove iTunes Music Protection With A Dumpster.

Apple’s DRM, the digital rights management system built-in to iTunes and music from iTunes Store is fine with me.

Apple’s DRM works fine on our Mac, our PC, all our iPods. Remove it? Free? Yes. It’s easy.

One could argue that it’s Time To Say Goodbye To Apple’s DRM, but that may be premature.

It’s ironic that the record industry demanded some kind of digital rights management system from Apple, now they’re complaining that Apple’s success is hampering music sales..... (excerpted).

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