DRM
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To indicate that restrictive technologies supposedly serve positive purpose of protecting authors by allowing them to control the use of their works
To conceal that restrictive technologies may prevent lawful uses of works, allowing to exercise excess control over works
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Avoid the term; when used indicate negative consequences of technical restrictions on the use of works
If unavoidable, use “Digital Restrictions Management” as the long form of “DRM” abbreviation (instead of “Digital Rights Management”)