So Itunes has apparently started to release songs free of DRM protection rights. A big win for Pirates and normal people who use Itunes and don’t have ipods, right? Turns out that the first parts of the almost epic win is wrong. These songs that have no DRM are embedded with your user information. So if you end up uploading the songs you bought, you could get busted. Sound like this is a win more for RIAA not the pirates.
TUAW Tip: Don’t Torrent That Song… [TUAW]
DRM-free iTunes Songs Have Embedded User Info
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