In short, it aggressively limits the flexibility of the music you purchased.Īfter sorting your music by file kind, look for the phrase "Protected AAC audio file" to indicate a track has Digital Rights Management (DRM). You cannot upload a protected song or album to Amazon Cloud Player or Google Play Music, play the song on an Android device, or move the song to a new computer without authorizing that computer with your iTunes account. Step outside of Apple TVs, iPhones, and iPods, though, and its annoyance quickly becomes evident. If you’re used to keeping your media and digital life within Apple’s ecosystem, you may have never noticed the impact of DRM. In this tutorial, I’ll provide an inexpensive workaround that makes stripping DRM easy by employing Apple's iTunes Match service. Now that DRM for music is largely a thing of the past, how can you cost-effectively free your music from Apple’s Fair Play protection? In the heyday of illegal music-sharing services, iTunes was a beacon of light to the recording industry because Apple's service incorporated Digital Rights Management (DRM) to discourage piracy.
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