Digital rights management (DRM) is a technology that controls access to copyrighted material. It protects copyrighted material from being used, read, or shared with the proper rights, as well as allows copyright holders and content creators to managed how users can interact with their content.
Examples of DRM technologies include product keys, activation limits, and encryption of content.
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