2017-04-27, 17:16
(2017-04-27, 16:13)RockerC Wrote: [*]If they distribute it with their own closed system, like a game console or a set-top box, then the user is protected from spying on their computer. The publisher has complete control of information which is sent back about the user’s play and pause, and so on. The user has no way though to have this as part of their connected web life. There are no links in or out.[/list]
Can't the DRM publisher in that case still permanently track the user via their individual hardware devices, seeing as today's game consoles have serial numbers permanently burned into their processors. readable by "trusted" software?
