Link: Apple hides account info in DRM-free music, too.
With great power comes great responsibility, and apparently with DRM-free music comes files embedded with identifying information. Such is the situation with Apple's new DRM-free music: songs sold without DRM still have a user's full name and account e-mail embedded in them, which means that dropping that new DRM-free song on your favorite P2P network could come back to bite you.
Nel file che compri e scarichi ci sono il tuo nome e il tuo indirizzo di email. Senza che te lo dicano.
Non credo che sia compatibile con le leggi europee sulla privacy...
Ciao,
come fà notare ArsTechnica:
But there's more to the story: Apple embeds your account information in all songs sold on the store, not just DRM-free songs.
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20070530-apple-hides-account-info-in-drm-free-music-too.html
Scritto da: Giorgio Zarrelli | 31/05/2007 a 15:44