DRM paradigm

Digital Rights Management (DRM) refers to technologies and strategies used to control how digital content—such as music, movies, and eBooks—is accessed, shared, and used. It aims to protect the rights of creators and publishers by preventing unauthorized copying and distribution. DRM can restrict users from sharing files, making copies, or accessing content on multiple devices. While it helps safeguard intellectual property, it can also limit user convenience and raise concerns about privacy and ownership. Overall, DRM seeks to balance the interests of creators with the rights of consumers in the digital marketplace.