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The existing DRM systems address the interests of providers, associated with prohibitively tight protection measures, which do not take customers’ behaviors and needs into account. This paper proposes a novel DRM scheme that both accommodates consumers’ expectations for the friendliness of personal use and preserves the providers’ revenue. By maintaining a fairer balance between the interests of both content providers and consumers, the proposed DRM scheme thus benefits the digital content industry as a whole. The comparison between the related works and the proposed scheme implies the superiority of the proposed scheme while the security analyses and the further discussion demonstrate the proposed works well.
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Chen, HB., Lee, WB. & Chen, TH. A novel DRM scheme for accommodating expectations of personal use. Multimed Tools Appl 77, 23099–23114 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11042-018-5614-4
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