<i>As far as I know, many songs are non-DRM'd, but not all of them.</i><p>Hm. I thought that their big announcement last year was that they'd converted the entire store to DRM-free, but I could be mistaken.<p><i>It's videos/software/books that I am worried about now.</i><p>Yeah, I agree about this one. Right now, I try and treat each thing on a case-by-case basis. I never buy digital video, but I'll buy my games off Steam and I buy the occasional Kindle book because Valve and Amazon have done such a job of winning my trust. (Even when Amazon messes up, like with the 1984 thing, they're very good at realizing they were dumb and sounding convincing in their apology.) I also feel like books and games are so easily pirated that if something bad happens, I can get myself a copy anyway.<p>Now, video <i>rental</i> is something different. I'm completely fine with the idea of paying for temporary access if I'm watching a TV show or a movie. DRM doesn't matter if it'll be gone a few hours from now anyway.