Z:gnu-www-ja-opposing-drm--b2438e-Then came Treacherous Computin/en

Then came Treacherous Computing, promoted as &ldquo;Trusted Computing,&rdquo; meaning that companies can &ldquo;trust&rdquo; your computer to obey them instead of you. It enables network sites to tell which program you are running; if you change the program, or write your own, they will refuse to talk to you. Once again, freedom No. 1 becomes a sham.