Windows Media DRM

Windows Media DRM (Digital Rights Management) is a technology designed to control how digital media, like music and videos, are used and shared. It helps protect creators’ copyright rights by restricting actions such as copying, sharing, or playing content on unauthorized devices. When you purchase or stream protected media, the DRM system verifies that your device has permission to access it. This ensures that content is used according to licensing terms, preventing unauthorized duplication or distribution while still allowing legitimate playback across compatible devices.