I didn’t say “unpunished or hard to enforce”.

It’s always been legal to download, but not upload.

You don’t have to set it up. It’s built in.

a fromsoft exclusive.

Really!? Man I wouldn’t have expected that but they seem to be going downhill fast.

“Spying” implies the user doesn’t know about it.

Virtually every platform collects this information, partly as a service to the user, so I don’t think it’s completely ridiculous.

One thing I do appreciate about Nintendo is that it works completely offline so if you don’t want them to have any info about you, you can keep it.

I would seriously reconsider it if I were you. If you haven’t seen the Gamers Nexus reporting on this, you should. They will take the devices, claim a bunch of damage that has nothing to do with what you sent it in for, claim that it needs a bunch of repairs that it doesn’t, then hold it for ransom until you pay it.

So you’re going to be sending it in for RMA then?

None of those countries are trying to dismantle encryption entirely so no, I disagree.

I’m currently back on Windows (for warranty purpose

There’s no reason this should impact your warranty. But also your ASUS warranty is meaningless anyway. Unless you want your device held for a ransom.

So my question is will we ever get a proper signal from Valve saying “Yup, it’s now fully compatible with the RoG Ally”

Yes but only Valve can tell you when. I suspect very soon. Possibly when the Legion Go S is officially available.

Set up Jellyfin with Yunohost, it comes with all the fun security stuff built in.

Ghost is open source, non profit and self host able.

Okay now do videos

We’re not talking about takedown requests, we’re talking about bypassing DRM.

It’s not a “take”, it is a fact.

Stop commenting unless you have evidence to the contrary.

It really was. Do you not know what the DMCA is? It’s US law.

That’s great. This conversation was about the US.

We were talking about laws, not rights or views.

Didn’t realize the DMCA applied in Sweden.

If another law says you have a right to create

That law doesn’t exist and that’s not how law works. Law does not specify what is allowed, only what isn’t. Breaking encryption isn’t.

There is no “more illegal”. One is illegal, the other is not.