DRM lists

DRM lists refer to collections of digital rights management (DRM) restrictions applied to digital content like music, movies, or e-books. These restrictions control how users can access, copy, or share the content to prevent unauthorized redistribution. Think of DRM lists as rules embedded within the content’s software that specify what devices or applications are allowed to open or use it. They help content creators and distributors protect their intellectual property while enabling authorized use. Essentially, DRM lists ensure that digital content is used only in the ways the rights holders permit.