Digital Rights Management (DRM) systems are technologies used by content owners and distributors to control the use, distribution, and accessibility of digital content. The primary purpose of DRM is to protect intellectual property and prevent unauthorized use, copying, sharing, or distribution of digital media such as music, movies, e-books, software, and other digital assets. ### Key Features of DRM Systems: 1. **Access Control**: DRM systems can restrict access to content to certain users or devices.
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