Removing digital rights management (DRM) from purchased iTunes movies involves circumventing technological protections designed to restrict usage. This typically allows the movie files to be played on non-Apple devices or software, or backed up without limitations imposed by the DRM. For example, this could enable playback on a smart TV, Android device, or media server that doesn’t natively support iTunes protected content.
The ability to access purchased content on a wider range of devices is a significant advantage for consumers. Historically, DRM solutions have limited interoperability between platforms and sometimes even rendered content inaccessible due to changes in software or hardware. Bypassing these restrictions provides flexibility and ensures access to purchased movies even if Apple’s ecosystem evolves or becomes unavailable. Furthermore, it allows for archiving personal libraries for long-term preservation, independent of specific software or online services.
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