I donno, I thought I made a (rather far fetched) case for when it&#x27;s actually physically cheaper &#x2F; more efficient &#x2F; beneficial to have DRM, for all parties involved.  I.e. a case where we&#x27;d actually want to have DRM, I&#x27;m not sure how it relates to copyright by itself.<p>In the general case though, I&#x27;m also relatively strongly against DRM for everyday consumer goods, but mainly from an experience and cost efficiency perspective.  Companies seem to spend large amounts of money on heavy DRM, and it seems to cause products to be inferior (persistent connectivity, etc).