Canada's law against breaking DRM, imposed by US pressure, has been interpreted in the nastiest possible way.

Canada needs to get rid of this unjust law. Breaking DRM should be lawful; implementing DRM should be a crime.

The term "digital locks" is not a good way to refer to the malicious functionality of DRM (Digital Restrictions Management). Please join me in calling them "digital handcuffs" rather than "digital locks".