I'm not discussing how IT at these places is, merely how it could be. We are discussing hypothetical use cases, are we not?
As for the more general point, that's fair, but people keep bringing up things that are not DRM as examples, or use cases where DRM is not a good solution.
I think my original idea of individuals applying DRM to their own medical records is a way better example of how DRM could potentially be useful to protect privacy and give people control of their own information.
As for the more general point, that's fair, but people keep bringing up things that are not DRM as examples, or use cases where DRM is not a good solution.
I think my original idea of individuals applying DRM to their own medical records is a way better example of how DRM could potentially be useful to protect privacy and give people control of their own information.