In the legal sense that having DRM-free software does not mean that you’re legally entitled to use it, sure.
But checking for a license before running is literally the entire definition of what DRM is. They aren’t “bypassing” anything. They didn’t create technology. They simply refused to allow software that has any type of license check (DRM).
DRM and licensing are separate things.
In the legal sense that having DRM-free software does not mean that you’re legally entitled to use it, sure.
But checking for a license before running is literally the entire definition of what DRM is. They aren’t “bypassing” anything. They didn’t create technology. They simply refused to allow software that has any type of license check (DRM).