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Reader Jonathan joined a noisy chorus on the Audio Hijack review:
“I want to chime in and agree that burning & ripping is the easiest way to obtain unencrypted copies of iTunes songs, and requires no program but iTunes itself to do it. For what it’s worth, I have never found a need to have an unencrypted copy of an iTunes song and even though I know of at least 3 ways to make one, I never have done so, because the rights provided have proven sufficient.”
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