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Originally Posted by Mistar Muffin
Here's the takedown notice for Doom9 and other interested parties.
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if the keys are not hardcoded in the progam, you don't violate any of the matters in the letter.
Let the program be as general as possible, and let the user provide the keys of choice e.g. by a --key parameter.
Aim at making the program as legal, none related to Blu-Ray, HD-DVD, and general as possible then they have nothing.
Ask where the
Hymn Project gets they FairPlay DRM remover hosted. I remember they found a provider that was willing to fight for the right to remove DRM. I think it was in India.