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Canadian Privacy Commissioner: Just say no to intrusive DRM

Date : 01 20 2008 Category : Technology

Ars Technica

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As Canada braces for a new copyright law, the Privacy Commissioner of Canada has issued a warning against granting anticircumvention protection to any DRM that collects personal information. Does her letter mention the infamous Sony BMG rootkit? You betcha.

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