DRMvédett

DRMvédett is a Hungarian term that translates to "DRM protected" in English. It refers to digital content that has been secured using Digital Rights Management (DRM) technologies. DRM is a set of access control technologies that are used to control the use, modification, and distribution of copyrighted digital works. This protection is implemented by software or hardware that restricts the ability of users to make copies, share, or otherwise use the content beyond the terms specified by the copyright holder.

When content is described as DRMvédett, it means that it is subject to these restrictions. For example, a movie or e-book might be DRMvédett, preventing users from playing it on unauthorized devices, sharing it with others, or making unauthorized modifications. The specific limitations can vary widely depending on the DRM system employed. These systems are designed to enforce licensing agreements and prevent piracy, though they have also been criticized for limiting legitimate user freedom and interoperability. The term DRMvédett essentially signals that the content comes with usage limitations enforced by technological means.