DRM (Digital Rights Management)

Digital Rights Management (DRM) refers to technologies and systems used to protect copyright and control how digital content, like music, videos, and e-books, can be accessed and used. It restricts unauthorized copying, sharing, and distribution, ensuring that creators and copyright holders can maintain control over their work. While DRM aims to prevent piracy and compensate artists, it can also limit how consumers use the content they purchase, such as restricting transfers between devices or preventing playback on certain platforms. Overall, DRM balances the interests of creators with consumer rights in the digital landscape.