Posted by Jeff Rife on 02/23/06 19:21

Logos (x@x.net) wrote in alt.video.dvd:
> The MPAA has long held that the DMCA covers region coding as part of copy
> protection.

The MPAA says a lot of stuff, yet they have *never* filed a lawsuit
over *only* a region coding disabling system. They're not stupid...they
know they'd lose in a heartbeat, so instead of having a legal precedent
set, they just hope that their threats will be enough to keep people
in check.

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