DRM-Free iTunes Watermarked

06/01/07
. (TuneLab) Apple has recently launched "iTunes Plus," which is the new, DRM-free music you can download from the iTunes Music Store for 30 cents extra. The tracks come in a higher quality format, and of course can be moved, played, or whatever without the restriction associated with other versions. What they didn't publicly announce is that each of those said tracks contains a digital watermark with your full name and email address. Think twice before you go 'sharing' them.[see full story for more] - Click here for the Full Story

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