• By matt buchanan
    Jan 13, 2009 3:00 PM 22,078
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    Yep, iTunes Embeds Your Email Address in DRM-Free Tracks, Move Along

    Yes, iTunes embeds your email address in its DRM-free iTunes Plus files, which now make up the entire iTunes store. But don't panic—it's been like this since iTunes Plus launched.

    Besides the fact it's nothing new (and iTunes ain't the only place that does it), it shouldn't really be an issue. The legit point of DRM-free tracks is that you can use them on any device you want without any retarded roadblocks, and easily share it with some friends, and it's not like you care if they've got your email address right? Right? [Crave via Slashdot]


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