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Should DRM that requires a perodic connection be called “periodically-online DRM”?
There is actually two types of internet-required DRM:
Always-on DRM: Requires constant connection to server
Periodic authentication: Requires an authentication to a server periodically (every certain amount of time) or every boot.
However, regardless of which one, they both are at risk should companies shut down their server, with the latter have a certain amount of time before the DRM ask to authenticate again, after that, its over. — Preceding
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Should DRM that requires a perodic connection be called “periodically-online DRM”?
There is actually two types of internet-required DRM:
Always-on DRM: Requires constant connection to server
Periodic authentication: Requires an authentication to a server periodically (every certain amount of time) or every boot.
However, regardless of which one, they both are at risk should companies shut down their server, with the latter have a certain amount of time before the DRM ask to authenticate again, after that, its over. — Preceding
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