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Apple says you can't read data on your own computer
Posted On: Fri, 2008-01-25 08:15 by mattl
It's yet another example of what we just talked about -- DRM doesn't just restrict copying of music files, it infects your entire system and turns it against you. Apple is explicitly preventing DTrace from examining or recording data for processes which don't "permit" tracing -- processes like, say iTunes.