alt Hacker Newsso if I base64 encode my blog, have some Javascript that 'validates' an authorized viewer and then decodes the base64 into HTML which is added to the DOM does that constitute DRM ?
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goldlimetea • yesterday at 4:27 PM
I would say no because you need to retain the control over the IP from your end.
Typically DRMs are implemented server-side so you can control user access in that way.
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Yes.