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People and ArtWork put in Vista DVDs are for Anti-Piracy Purposes

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Microsoft confirmed that the tiny people and art work placed on the DVD of Windows Vista are intended for anti-piracy purposes. Nick White from the Vista team said it made duplication of the DVDs difficult to copy because of these small images.

This reminds me of branded fashion items that has tags and labels embedded on buttons or tiny areas of their products used to determine its authenticity.

Thursday, June 14, 2007


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  1. Vista Security said,

    June 14, 2007 @ 1:18 pm

    Review by Vista Security, June 14, 2007

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    So what is Microsoft do about the anti-piracy? Are they going to come and check our cds for that tinny picture?

    So what is Microsoft do about the anti-piracy? Are they going to come and check our cds for that tinny picture?

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