Jorge
July 7th, 2007, 06:50 AM
Say goodbye to the iTunes user account name and e-mail embedded in your purchased music tracks, and make sharing music with friends and family safe again.
<p>A while back Apple launched iTunes Plus to much fanfare and signaled that perhaps a new era of DRM-free music was upon us. </p>
<p>Then proving that sometimes good things do have a catch, it was discovered that each of the .m4a music tracks it offered DRM-free is embedded with the users name and e-mail listed on their iTunes account. This of course makes it a risky endeavor to put them up on your favorite P2P network or BitTorrent tra
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<p>A while back Apple launched iTunes Plus to much fanfare and signaled that perhaps a new era of DRM-free music was upon us. </p>
<p>Then proving that sometimes good things do have a catch, it was discovered that each of the .m4a music tracks it offered DRM-free is embedded with the users name and e-mail listed on their iTunes account. This of course makes it a risky endeavor to put them up on your favorite P2P network or BitTorrent tra
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Read Full Article Here (http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/zeropaid/~3/131454467/Privatunes+Lets+You+Anonymize+iTunes+Plus+Tracks)