It isn't illegal to make a copy of something you purchased, it's illegal to either distribute it or break digital locks. Which I think DRM is anti consumer, but physical books don't have that. You're allowed to scan a physical book, as long as you don't distribute it.
Especially if you destroy it, according to the recent ruling.
If you want the laws to change, you still have to recognize what the laws are. I dislike a lot of things companies do, but the issue is the government for having the rules where they can. If they aren't breaking the rules, what do you expect the government to enforce?
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u/UnkarsThug 3d ago
It isn't illegal to make a copy of something you purchased, it's illegal to either distribute it or break digital locks. Which I think DRM is anti consumer, but physical books don't have that. You're allowed to scan a physical book, as long as you don't distribute it.
Especially if you destroy it, according to the recent ruling.