Windows 7 DRM Begins to Surface

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17 February 2009
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Windows 7 allows application developers to write DRM that bypasses your firewall, refuses to let you modify or disable DLLs, and to block you from mixing your audio inputs (to prevent you from recapturing DRM’ed music, presumably) — via Boing Boing

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