This is an extract from a online Law site >In many cases, unlicensed copies of computer programs, including copies that have been downloaded from >an IAP server, cannot be executed without an appropriate serial number, or unless the program is altered in >some way to bypass a copy protection device. Serial numbers and cracker tools are used by unscrupulous >persons solely to bypass such devices, and to make it possible for them to use pirated software. A person or >entity who makes serial numbers and/or cracker tools available to such persons, therefore, commits >contributory infringement, and becomes liable to the copyright owner for damages under the Copyright Law.
Which surley means if you deprotect , or offer said deprotection to anyone else in any form you are liable? So if a disk has not standard form of information , and anyone but the copyright owner creates a program to read this they have broken copyright law? So making a backup , the use of software/hardware to do this is breaking copyright law? Or am i just imaging this? Chris
