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Re: "Oh noes"
05/15/17 10:05 PM
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>>It is too bad with companies/developers creating a protection method 20 to 30 years
>>ago for a product at the time and that protection is so bullet-proof that it
>>eventually sabotages things in case the company wanted to market a re-release of the
>>software program.
>The major thrust of 4AM's work is that copy protection actually did work, as long as your
>title wasn't something the crackers of the time considered to be 31337. A lot of
>educational software that wasn't Oregon Trail didn't get cracked until now, for instance.
Yep. 4AM's 'Copy protection works' mantra with recent update agrees with your post.
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Passport has automatically cracked over 400 Apple II programs since v1. Over 300 of those had never been cracked. Copy protection works.
https://github.com/a2-4am/passport/releases/tag/v20170514
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