DRMkezelése

DRMkezelése, or Digital Rights Management, refers to a set of technologies and practices used to control the use of digital content. Its primary purpose is to protect the rights of content creators and distributors by preventing unauthorized copying, distribution, and use of digital media. DRM typically involves the use of encryption, digital certificates, and access control mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can access and use the content.

The implementation of DRM can vary widely depending on the industry and the type of content being protected. For example, in the music industry, DRM is often used to prevent the unauthorized sharing of digital music files. In the software industry, DRM is used to control the installation and use of software applications. In the e-book industry, DRM is used to prevent the unauthorized copying and distribution of digital books.

While DRM is intended to protect the rights of content creators and distributors, it has also raised concerns about privacy and user freedom. Critics argue that DRM can limit the ability of users to access and use digital content in ways that they see fit, and that it can also be used to monitor and control user behavior. As a result, there has been ongoing debate about the role of DRM in the digital age and the balance between protecting content rights and preserving user freedom.