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phonelinkqrcactivee · 1 year ago

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How to introduce and actuate BitLocker on my gadget?

In the domain of network safety, safeguarding delicate information has become fundamental. BitLocker, a powerful encryption instrument created by Microsoft, fills in as a defend against unapproved admittance to your gadget and guarantees the classification of your information. In this thorough aide, we will walk you through the bit by bit course of introducing and enacting BitLocker on your gadget, normally alluded to as aka.ms/yourpc.

I. Figuring out BitLocker:

Prior to digging into the establishment cycle, it's critical to comprehend what BitLocker is and why it's a fundamental apparatus for getting your information. BitLocker is a full-plate encryption highlight included with Microsoft Windows working frameworks aka ms yourpc. It scrambles the whole plate to safeguard the information put away on it from unapproved access.

II. Framework Prerequisites:

Prior to continuing with the establishment, guarantee that your gadget meets the essential framework necessities. BitLocker is available on Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise, and Education editions, among others. Moreover, your gadget ought to have a Confided in Stage Module (TPM) rendition 1.2 or later for improved security.

III. Bit by bit Establishment Guide:

Presently, we should go through the bit by bit course of introducing BitLocker on your gadget.

Getting to the BitLocker Setup:

Open the Beginning menu and select "Settings."

Explore to "Update and Security" and snap on "Gadget encryption."

Really take a look at BitLocker Similarity:

Guarantee that your gadget meets the important prerequisites for BitLocker encryption.

Check to see if your device supports TPM versions earlier than 1.2.

Activate TPM (if required):

In the event that your gadget's TPM isn't empowered, access the Profiles/UEFI aka ms mfasetup firmware settings during the framework boot.

Enable the TPM settings wherever you find them. After making changes, exit.

Make use of BitLocker:

Get back to the "Gadget encryption" segment in the "Update and Security" settings.

On the off chance that your gadget is qualified, you'll track down the choice to "Turn on BitLocker." Click on it to start the establishment interaction.

Pick Encryption Technique:

Select by the same token "TPM as it were" or "TPM and PIN" in light of your inclination and security necessities.

Pick a Method for Unlocking Your Drive:

Choose whether to utilize a secret key, a savvy card, or both to open your drive.

Take a Backup of Your Recovery Key:

Save your BitLocker recuperation key in a solid area. In the event that you forget your password or run into other problems, you will need this key to unlock your drive.

Pick Encryption Mode:

Select the encryption mode - by the same token "Scramble utilized plate space as it were" or "Encode whole drive." The last option gives more complete assurance.

Start the encryption procedure:

To begin the BitLocker encryption process, select "Start encrypting" and then "Next."

IV. BitLocker activation with MS YourPC:

Since you have effectively introduced BitLocker, how about we investigate how to initiate it utilizing Otherwise known as MS YourPC.

Getting into AKA MS YourPC:

Navigate to the AKA MS YourPC portal using your browser.

Signing In:

Use the credentials from your Microsoft account to log in.

Gadget Approval:

Find the part for BitLocker gadget approval.

Follow the on-screen prompts to interface your gadget to your Microsoft account.

Two-Element Validation (2FA):

Add an extra layer of protection by enabling two-factor authentication.

Evaluating Gadget Status:

Actually look at the Also known as MS YourPC dashboard to guarantee that your gadget is effectively connected and approved.

Far off Administration:

Exploit Otherwise known as MS YourPC's distant administration highlights for BitLocker, permitting you to screen and deal with your gadget's encryption status from the entryway.

V. Best Practices and Investigating:

To expand the viability of BitLocker and aka ms myrecoverykey, think about the accompanying accepted procedures:

Make regular backups of your BitLocker recovery key in a number of safe places.

Update your operating system and device with the most recent security patches.

Test your recuperation key to guarantee it fills in true to form.

In the event that you experience any issues, allude to the BitLocker investigating documentation given by Microsoft or look for help from Otherwise known as MS YourPC support.

Conclusion:

Getting your gadget and information is a basic part of mindful registering. By introducing and initiating BitLocker on your gadget and utilizing the capacities of Also known as MS YourPC, you can essentially upgrade the security of your delicate data. Follow the bit by bit guide gave in this article to guarantee a smooth and secure establishment process. Make sure to remain informed about the most recent security practices and updates to keep up with the honesty of your scrambled information.

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tailsthetheorist · 1 month ago

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So uh…

My PC?

Gone.

Bricked. Cooked. Yeeted into the void.

It died like a Dreamcast at a LAN party in 2002.

I tried to launch Sonic Generations for a casual run.

Instead?

Tails popped up in a window and told me to “F### off.”

Thought it was a joke…

Until the power cut out and my wallpaper got replaced with static and a JPEG of Herobrine Sonic.

And now?

I’m in recovery mode.

All my emulators? Erased.

My mods folder? Looks like it was opened in MS Paint and set on fire.

My editing software? Gone.

Half my accounts? Forgot the passwords. I’m now playing “Guess The Email I Used In 2016”

I swear I heard Green Hill Zone music playing backwards through my speakers at one point.

I gotta rebuild everything from scratch:

New PC (RIP old one, you ran Sonic R so beautifully)

Redownload all my games

Rebuild my mod collection (I had that one cursed Sonic skin where he looks like a pasta noodle, gone now.)

Reinstall editors, tools, even the RGB controller app that always opened when I didn’t ask

Recover the sacred text of my corrupted video projects

I just wanted to play Sonic Generations and SEGA did… THIS.

So I booted up Sonic Generations, right? Normal day. Wanted to chill, run around as Classic Sonic, vibe to City Escape. AND THEN A black screen pops up. Fullscreen. No X button. No controls. Just a glowing green message: “TAILS IS HACKING YOUR COMPUTER.” And a button. Just ONE. It didn’t say “OK.” It didn’t say “Cancel.” It said: 👉 F##k Off 👈 Tails… bro?? What happened?? At this point I’m convinced SEGA has joined the Nintendo school of chaos. Except instead of DMCA strikes they send you HTA files that emotionally destroy your desktop and dignity. I have no idea what’s going on anymore but I saved the file. It’s real. It’s cursed. And I love it.

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ms-demeanor · 5 years ago

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Stressed Computer Anon:

Hi friend!

You’ve actually given me the idea for a very helpful book I want to write but it’s pretty clear you’re not going to be okay waiting that long so here’s a very, very basic primer for people in similar situations

SO YOU THINK YOU’RE BEING CYBERSTALKED

If you’re worried about being tracked online by people who have somehow accessed your computer or phone and/or you’re worried about your computer being taken over FEAR NOT! This is VERY fixable!

So the thing is the only way that people can track you like this is by having some kind of network access to your devices. I can’t track your cellphone if it isn’t connected to the cell network (at least not without a pretty serious amount of legwork and a warrant) and I can’t track your computer if it’s not connected to the internet.

The absolute easiest, fastest, most guaranteed way to fix this problem is by disconnecting all your devices. I know that doesn’t seem great because what’s the point of having the devices if they’re not going to be connected, but don’t worry you’ll get this settled and get back online eventually.

What you are going to do FIRST is get on a device that you’ve never used before, get on a computer or phone network you’ve never used before, and you’re going to change your passwords. While you’re at it you may want to get yourself set up with a password manager. Here’s a step by step of the ideal way this would work:

Go to someplace with public-ish computers where you can use the computers for a while (school or public library works well)

Open up a private session of whatever browser is installed on that computer

Create a protonmail email account

(do the rest of the stuff that i’m going to tell you about)

Install a password manager AFTER you’ve sanitized your network and change all your passwords AGAIN using the password manager generated passwords.

Once you have reset all your passwords (steps 1-3) it is time to sanitize your network and your extant devices.

Start by doing a backup of your phone and your computer. This is a FILE BACKUP ONLY, you DO NOT want to restore from backup.

Make sure you’ve got the manufacturer installation discs and activation keys for any software that you have on your computer (or the online equivalent - you don’t use a disc to install MS office these days, you use a Microsoft account and you should have already changed your password for that) because you are going to have to REINSTALL your computer. This means you ALSO need an installation disc for your operating system.

Connect to your router and change the password, select the most secure security settings you router allows.

Reinstall your operating system on your computer and factory reset your phone (make sure you’ve written down all your contacts and saved all the files on your computer or phone to an external device because you will lose them with the reset/reinstall).

(Windows, Mac, Android, iOS)

Make sure that the only things you plug into your computer are things you’ve purchased - remove all wireless dongles for mice or keyboards, make sure the chargers for your phones are all ones that you’ve purchased and not any that were given to you, and only plug stuff back in if you’re 100% sure you know what it goes to.

AFTER REINSTALL/RESET TURN OFF ALL THE WEIRD WIRELESS CONNECTIONS YOUR PHONE AND COMPUTER MAKE. Turn off bluetooth, turn off network discoverability, turn off anything that lets shit talk to your computer or phone.

(This will break/disable things like smart speakers, activity trackers, and a bunch of other IoT tech. If you’re paranoid enough to be doing all of this stuff you should NOT be using those things anyway)

Once you’ve reinstalled your OS on your computer go online and set yourself up with a VPN. If you are feeling EXCEPTIONALLY paranoid you can do this using a mobile hotspot instead of your internet connection. Also if you are feeling exceptionally paranoid you can encrypt your devices.

Now that your traffic is encrypted go back into your router settings and reset your password again. You may want to consider purchasing a better/more secure router or one that has an included VPN (from that list I like the Synology router).

Since at this point your computer should be pretty much completely taken care of you can follow the steps in my other post on the issue to secure your phone.

At this point if you connect to the internet through a secured router and a vpn, and if you are using a VPN on the phone and don’t have any weird mystery apps installed and have shut down app permissions, and if you’re doing all of that carefully and well and you’ve changed all your passwords a couple times, nobody should reasonably be able to snoop your traffic.

That isn’t to say I’d consider this setup safe to plot against the government or anything or to prevent a subpoena to your wireless provider if someone filed one, but for the average weirdo on the internet who wants to creep on your traffic you’ve pretty much locked them out.

After that be careful about what you post online (because a SHOCKING amount of what people think has come from someone spying on their network is actually just stuff that’s reasonably extrapolated from your socials) and if someone approaches you in person about your online activities don’t be alone with that person and publicly challenge them about what they’re saying (maybe take a video of them and post that online). Also do not allow other people physical access to your phone, computer, or router.

Based on the descriptions you’ve given me in your asks it seems reasonably possible that you’re experiencing some upsetting coincidences and that nothing is happening, but there’s also a possibility that someone is remotely accessing your computer. If so, doing everything that I’ve described will close off their access.

If you continue to have these upsetting experiences after going through all of these steps I’d say to have a conversation with a reasonable friend and get a reality check. Unfortunately people are often very scared of computers and because they don’t understand them sometimes innocuous things can be upsetting.

There have been several people who have visited our hacker meetups over the years to beg us to stop the hackers attacking them when there is nobody attacking them or they’ve got things set up in such a way that it would be impossible to do what they think is happening. Fixating on the belief that you’re being attacked and tracked can be very upsetting and can make you more likely to misinterpret nonthreatening happenstance as a cohesive and intentional plan.

I’m not saying that’s what’s happening to you, your circumstance is in a gray area where I don’t want to tell you that someone is watching you and you should be paranoid because that’s not what it sounds like, but the things you’re describing reasonably COULD be because of intruders on your computer so there’s no harm in hardening your network. HOWEVER if you DO harden your network and that doesn’t make you feel any better it’s time to ask for some assistance from people in your life.

IN GENERAL to avoid having people remotely access your computer you should:

Make sure that you are very cautious about what programs you install

Do not open unexpected email attachments and do not click on mystery links

Use unique passwords across your accounts

Do not allow people physical access to your devices

Use encryption on your web traffic through a VPN or a secured router

Do not grant people permission to access your computer or allow people to talk you through the process of setting up access for them (so if someone calls from “microsoft” and says they need access to your computer to fix it just hang up)

Use a strong antivirus program

And in general if you think that something FUCKING WEIRD is going on with your computer you should

document every instance of it being fucking weird

take a photo or video of the fucking weird thing on your phone

think about what someone has to gain by accessing your system

think about the ways that someone could plausibly access your system

check in with someone who knows more about computers than you do (like me - this is the right thing to do! and similarly the people who come to the hacker meetups are doing the right thing! But it’s important to listen to these folks and learn from the conversation instead of dismissing the information they give you - that “what do they gain” question applies here too. I have nothing to gain by misleading you, so it’s very unlikely that I’m lying to you)

And in your life in general:

If you’re scared about something you should ask questions and learn more. Everything is much less scary when you know how to fix it or are able to identify the source of a problem. This is true for computers, it’s true for auto repair, it’s true for plumbing.

So I’m really glad you asked, and good luck. I hope this helps.

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mostlysignssomeportents · 4 years ago

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Patent troll's IP more powerful than Apple's

I was 12 years into my Locus Magazine column when I published the piece I'm most proud of, "IP," from September 2020. It came after an epiphany, one that has profoundly shaped the way I talk and think about the issues I campaign on.

https://locusmag.com/2020/09/cory-doctorow-ip/

That revelation was about the meaning of the term "IP," which had been the center of this tedious linguistic cold war for decades. People who advocate for free and open technology and culture hate the term "IP" because of its ideological loading and imprecision.

Ideology first: Before "IP" came into wide parlance - when lobbyists for multinational corporations convinced the UN to turn their World Intellectual Property Organization into a specialized agency, we used other terms like "author's monopolies" and "regulatory monopolies."

"Monopoly" is a pejorative. "Property" is sacred to our society. When a corporation seeks help defending its monopoly, it is a grubby corrupter. When it asks for help defending its property, it is enlisting the public to defend the state religion.

Free culture people know allowing "monopolies" to become "property" means losing the battle before it is even joined, but it is frankly unavoidable. How do you rephrase "IP lawyer" without conceding the property point? "Trademark-copyright-patent-and-related-rights lawyer?"

Thus the other half of the objection to "IP": its imprecision. Copyright is not anything like patent. Patent is not anything like trademark. Trade secrets are an entirely different thing again. Don't let's get started on sui generis and neighboring rights.

And this is where my revelation came: as it is used in business circles, "IP" has a specific, precise meaning. "IP" means, "Any law, policy or regulation that allows me to control the conduct of my competitors, critics and customers."

Copyright, patent and trademark all have limitations and exceptions designed to prevent this kind of control, but if you arrange them in overlapping layers around a product, each one covers the exceptions in the others.

Creators don't like having their copyrights called "author's monopolies." Monopolists get to set prices. All the copyright in the world doesn't let an author charge publishers more for their work. The creators have a point.

But when author's monopolies are acquired by corporate monopolists, something magical and terrible happens.

Remember: market-power monopolies are still (theoretically) illegal and when companies do things to maintain or expand their monopolies, they risk legal jeopardy.

But: The corporate monopolist who uses IP to expand their monopoly has no such risk. Monopolistic conduct in defense of IP enjoys wide antitrust forbearance. What's the point of issuing patents or allowing corporations to buy copyrights if you don't let them enforce them?

The IP/market-power monopoly represents a futuristic corporate alloy, a new metal never seen, impervious to democratic control.

Software is "IP" and so any device with software in it is like beskar, a rare metal that can be turned into the ultimate corporate armor.

No company exemplifies this better than Apple, a company that used limitations on IP to secure its market power, then annihilated those limits so that no one could take away its market power.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/06/adversarial-interoperability-reviving-elegant-weapon-more-civilized-age-slay

In the early 2000s, Apple was in trouble. The convicted monopolist Microsoft ruled the business world, and if you were the sole Mac user in your office, you were screwed.

When a Windows user sent you a Word file, you could (usually) open it in the Mac version of Word, but then if you saved that file again, it often became forever cursed, unopenable by any version of Microsoft Office ever created or ever to be created.

This became a huge liability. Designers started keeping a Windows box next to their dual processor Power Macs, just to open Office docs. Or worse (for Apple), they switched to a PC and bought Windows versions of Adobe and Quark Xpress.

Steve Jobs didn't solve this problem by begging Bill Gates to task more engineers to Office for Mac. Instead, Jobs got Apple techs to reverse-engineer all of the MS Office file formats and release a rival office suite, Iwork, which could read and write MS Office files.

That was an Apple power move, one that turned MS's walled garden into an all-you-can-eat buffet of potential new Mac users. Apple rolled out the Switch ads, whose message was, "Every MS Office file used to be a reason *not* to use a Mac. Now it's a reason to switch *to* a Mac."

More-or-less simultaneously, though, Apple was inventing the hybrid market/IP monopoly tool that would make it the most valuable company in the world, in its design for the Ipod and the accompanying Itunes store.

It had a relatively new legal instrument to use for this purpose: 1998's Digital Millennium Copyright Act; specifically, Section 1201 of the DMCA, the "anti-circumvention" clause, which bans breaking DRM.

Under DMCA 1201, if a product has a copyrighted work (like an operating system) and it has an "access control" (like a password or a bootloader key), then bypassing the access control is against the law, even if no copyright infringement takes place.

That last part - "even if no copyright infringement takes place" - is the crux of DMCA 1201. The law was intended to support the practices of games console makers and DVD player manufacturers, who wanted to stop competitors from making otherwise legal devices.

With DVD players, that was about "region coding," the part of the DVD file format that specified which countries a DVD could be played back in. If you bought a DVD in London, you couldn't play it in Sydney or New York.

Now, it's not a copyright violation to buy a DVD and play it wherever you happen to be. As a matter of fact, buying a DVD and playing it is the *opposite* of a copyright infringement.

But it *was* a serious challenge to the entertainment cartel's business-model, which involved charging different prices and having different release dates for the same movie depending on where you were.

The same goes for games consoles: companies like Sega and Nintendo made a lot of money charging creators for the right to sell games that ran on the hardware they sold.

If I own a Sega Dreamcast, and you make a game for it, and I buy it and run it on my Sega, that's not a copyright infringement, even if Sega doesn't like it. But if you have to bypass an "access control" to get the game to play without Sega's blessing, it violates DMCA 1201.

What's more, DMCA 1201 has major penalties for "trafficking in circumvention devices" and information that could be used to build such a device, such as reports of exploitable flaws in the programming of a DRM system: $500k in fines and a 5 year sentence for a first offense.

Deregionalizing a DVD player or jailbreaking a Dreamcast didn't violate anyone's copyrights, but it still violated copyright law (!). It was pure IP, the right to control the conduct of critics (security researchers), customers and competitors.

In the words of Jay Freeman, it's "Felony contempt of business-model."

And that's where the Ipod came in. Steve Jobs's plan was to augment the one-time revenue from an Ipod with a recurrent revenue stream from the Itunes store.

He exploited the music industry's superstitious dread of piracy and naive belief in the efficacy of DRM to convince the record companies to only sell music with his DRM wrapper on it - a wrapper they themselves could not authorize listeners to remove.

Ever $0.99 Itunes purchase added $0.99 to the switching cost of giving up your Ipod for a rival device, or leaving Itunes and buying DRM music from a rival store. It was control over competitors and customers. It was IP.

If you had any doubt that the purpose of Ipod/Itunes DRM was to fight competitors, not piracy, then just cast your mind back to 2004, when Real Media "hacked" the Ipod so that it would play music locked with Real's DRM as well as Apple's.

http://www.internetnews.com/bus-news/article.php/3387871/Apple+RealNetworks+Hacked+iPod.htm

Apple used DMCA 1201 to shut Real down, not to stop copyright infringement, but to prevent Apple customers from buying music from record labels and playing them on their Ipods without paying Apple a commission and locking themselves to Apple's ecosystem, $0.99 at a time.

Pure IP. Now, imagine if Microsoft had been able to avail itself of DMCA 1201 when Iwork was developed - if, for example, its "information rights management" encryption had caught on, creating "access controls" for all Office docs.

There's a very strong chance that would have killed Apple off before it could complete its recovery. Jobs knew the power of interoperating without consent, and he knew the power of invoking the law to block interoperability. He practically invented modern IP.

Apple has since turned IP into a trillion-dollar valuation, largely off its mobile platform, the descendant of the Ipod. This mobile platform uses DRM - and thus DMCA 1201 - to ensure that you can only use apps that come from its app store.

Apple gets a cut of penny you spend buying an app, and every penny you spend within that app: 30% (now 15% for a minority of creators after bad publicity).

IP lets one of the least taxed corporations on Earth extract a 30% tax from everyone else.

https://locusmag.com/2021/03/cory-doctorow-free-markets/

Remember, it's not copyright infringement for me to write an app and you to buy it from me and play it on your Iphone without paying the 30% Apple tax.

That's the exact opposite of copyright infringement: buying a copyrighted work and enjoying it on a device you own.

But it's still an IP violation. It bypasses Apple's ability to control competitors and customers. It's felony contempt of business-model.

It shows that under IP, copyright can't be said to exist as an incentive to creativity - rather, it's a tool for maintaining monopolies.

Which brings me to today's news that Apple was successfully sued by a patent troll over its DRM. A company called Personalized Media Communications whose sole product is patent lawsuits trounced Apple in the notorious East Texas patent-troll court.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-03-19/apple-told-to-pay-308-5-million-for-infringing-drm-patent

After software patents became widespread - thanks to the efforts of Apple and co - there was a bonanza of "inventors" filing garbage patents with the USPTO whose format was "Here's an incredibly obvious thing...*with a computer*." The Patent Office rubberstamped them by the million.

These patents became IP, a way to extract rent without having to make a product. "Investors" teamed up with "inventors" to buy these and impose a tax on businesses - patent licensing fees that drain money from people who make things and give it to people who buy things.

They found a court - the East Texas court in Marshall, TX - that was hospitable to patent trolls. They rented dusty PO boxes in Marshall and declared them to be their "headquarters" so that they could bring suits there.

Locals thrived - they got jobs as "administrators" (mail forwarders) for the thousands of "businesses" whose "head office" was in Marshall (when you don't make a product, your head office can be a PO box).

Productive companies facing hundreds of millions - billions! - in patent troll liability sought to curry favor with locals (who were also the jury pool) by "donating" things to Marshall, like the skating rink Samsung bought for the town.

https://hbswk.hbs.edu/item/why-south-korea-s-samsung-built-the-only-outdoor-skating-rink-in-texas

Patent, like copyright, is supposed to serve a public purpose. There are only two clauses in the US Constitution that come with explanations (the rest being "truths held to be self-evident"): the Second Amendment and the "Progress Clause" that creates patents and copyrights.

Famously, the Second Amendment says you can bear arms as part of a "well-regulated militia."

And the Progress Clause? It extends to Congress the power to create patents and copyrights "to promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts."

I'm with Apple in its ire over this judgment. Sending $308.5m to a "closely held" patent troll has nothing to do with the "Progress of Science and useful Arts."

But it has *everything* to do with IP.

If copyright law can let Apple criminalize - literally criminalize - you selling me If copyright law can let Apple criminalize - literally criminalize - you selling me your copyrighted work, then there's no reason to hate on patent trolls.

They're just doing what trolls do: blocking the bridge between someone engaged in useful work and the customers for that work, and extracting a toll. It's not even 30%.

There is especial and delicious irony in the fact that the patent in question is a DRM patent: a patent for the very same process that Apple uses to lock down its devices and prevent creators from selling to customers without paying the 30% Apple Tax.

But even without that, it's as good an example of what an IP marketplace looks like: one in which making things becomes a liability. After all, the more you make, the more chances there are for an IP owner to demand tax from you to take it to market.

The only truly perfect IP is the naked IP of a patent troll, the bare right to sue, a weapon made from pure abstract legal energy, untethered from any object, product or service that might be vulnerable to another IP owner's weapons.

A coda: you may recall that Apple doesn't use DRM on its music anymore: you can play Itunes music on any device. That wasn't a decision Apple took voluntarily: it was forced into it by a competitor: Amazon, an unlikely champion of user rights.

In 2007, the record labels had figured out that Apple had lured them into a trap, selling millions of dollars worth of music that locked both listeners and labels into the Itunes ecosystem.

In a desperate bid for freedom, they agreed to help Amazon launch its MP3 store - all the same music, at the same prices...without DRM. Playable on an Ipod, but also on any other device.

Prior to the Amazon MP3 store, the market was all DRM: you could either buy Apple's DRM music and play it on your Ipod, or you could buy other DRM music and play it on a less successful device.

The Amazon MP3 store (whose motto was "DRM: Don't Restrict Me") changed that to "Buy Apple DRM music and play it on your Ipod, or buy Amazon music and play it anywhere." That was the end of Apple music DRM.

So why hasn't anyone done this for the apps that Apple extracts the 30% tax on? IP. If you made a phone that could play Ios apps, Apple would sue you:

https://gizmodo.com/judge-tosses-apple-lawsuit-against-iphone-emulator-in-b-1845967318

And if you made a device that let you load non-App Store apps on an Iphone, Apple would also sue you.

Apple understands IP. It learned the lesson of the Amazon MP3 store, and it is committed to building a world where every creator pays a tax to reach every Apple customer.

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Luigi has over 25 years of experience normally pc repair, data recovery, virus elimination, and upgrades. Broadcasted on KSQD covering central California for over two years. Log into your Hotmail account on a computer or telephone and click on the model new e mail hotmail.com login. (It ought to be displayed at the top of your inbox, but if not, you must use the Sort choice to sort by the date.) This will open the e-mail for you to learn. You click on "sign in" on hotmail.com, and then proceed to create a brand new account.

Then, enter the identical password you’ve been using to signal in to YouTube. Now, you need to do nothing, just faucet on the ‘Sign-in’ button to finally entry your Hotmail account on your respective mobile gadget. Now, upgraded to Outlook with a number of assorted newly complete options, Hotmail becomes the top-choice of individuals and thus, every second person now signing up for an account on Hotmail. However, it has been noticed that, being not from the technical background, many Hotmail users face difficulties while login to their respective accounts, but luckily, not anymore! To help all of the Hotmail users in easily accessing their accounts, we’ve offered in front of you the excellent guide on the means to sign-in to a Hotmail account by way of varied possible methods.

Learn extra about utilizing your Google Account for YouTube. You're still signing into the identical account as always—you simply have to enter the e-mail handle on the account as an alternative of your YouTube username. Today our information will assist you to by providing the principle particulars about the means to log in to your outlook account. Stay tuned to be taught how you can log in with out going through any drawback. First and foremost, you want to download the Hotmail app which is none other than the MS Outlook App from the Google Play Store of your Android smartphone.

If Outlook opens to a text subject asking on your e mail tackle, skip this step. Once you have accomplished the above-mentioned steps, you are now ready to use Outlook for Android. For those who have been long-time fans of the Hotmail.com area, the potential of creating your e mail tackle beneath your favourite area nonetheless exists. So all you are left to do is get your personal Hotmail account and avail your self of all the free resources that include it. Users acquire free on-line access to Microsoft Office instruments corresponding to Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Onedrive, and far more.

But right now, considering the popularity and desire, out of all we assume that there’s hardly anybody who won’t be aware of Hotmail and why not! It is considered one of the oldest and the most most popular e mail providers for nearly all of individuals all round the world. You might have saved Hotmail as a backup e-mail account for other service or Social media like Facebook, Twitter, etc. But whenever you try to entry Hotmail after a long period, it may say your Hotmail account doesn’t exist. It’s as a result of if your Microsoft account isn't lively.

This category solely consists of cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the net site. These cookies do not store any personal data. Go to the ‘Text me the code’ choice and enter the code you receive. If you have created a Hotmail account and haven’t added the telephone number or different e mail for Hotmail account recovery and want to do the same, you can do that easily in few seconds.

You can view, edit, and share files by having an access to Microsoft Office net apps for free. Many account thefts are generally caused by carelessness when logging into the Outlook service or another service that requires getting into a password. That is why we provides you with some tips so that the login to your account is as safe as potential, avoiding the lack of your account and that it leads to the hands of malicious people. Outlook.com has a cellular application that you can set up in your gadget, be it Android or iOS. Here are the steps to log in from the official Outlook software.

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