Um, no thanks? I'm not into sports or sports video games. EA (who owns the franchise) also is a giant. Plus I said the thing you described was closer to outright censorship and often runs at odds with the law, not remotely that it doesn't happen. So why exactly would I?
MPAA did not stop so easily. DVDs kept being region locked with added DRM, blue ray's no better, from my understanding. You can get legal digital copies of movies these days, but those are almost always locked down as well, and you could still find yourself in trouble if you
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try to create your own from a DVD you legally purchased, even if you're only doing so for easier use for yourself. Hell, even if it's archival only (a protected exemption), bypassing the DRM, and creating or sharing tools for that purpose...still in there.
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Pretty sure it's WHY that's in there. To protect their precious videos from the evil pirates online...even the ones who aren't sharing it. But fortunately, that's being somewhat handled in court, too. Once it started impacting modification and repair of most hardware...
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