Re:Software Piracy and IP Management: Strategic Responses to...
by matheusmoreira on Saturday September 04, 2021 @03:52AM
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That's fine. SaaS is just a fancy way of saying the software is running on someone else's computers. They can do whatever they want with their machines, including charging money for access.
People will eventually get fed up with it and make free software that runs locally. It will take time but I have no doubt it will happen. I find this is a much more reasonable proposition than waiting the 100+ years it takes for copyright to be invalidated.
People will eventually get fed up with it and make free software that runs locally. It will take time but I have no doubt it will happen. I find this is a much more reasonable proposition than waiting the 100+ years it takes for copyright to be invalidated.