circumvention

The article mentions screenshots as a means of DRM circumvention.

NB: In the USA, you should check out the US Copyright Office decision that allows circumvention in some cases.

In those appeals, the public asked for exemptions for circumvention of DVDs for non-infringing use.

It is not really that surprising that Google would prevent the circumvention of its ads.

If that goes to court you are likely to be spanked hard for circumvention.

The entire point of the Google link and the whole paywall circumvention is so they can get traffic to their site, right?

Well, those anti-circumvention laws, for example in Germany, only apply in some cases.

If your company is bureaucratic enough to have internet filtering, they'd probably take this kind of unauthorized circumvention of their policies rather seriously.

Just because the patents expire doesn't make the anti-circumvention laws go away.

The circumvention of the blood brain barrier is a big deal.

It's probably not circumvention if you're using a licensed reader/player.

Back door: any circumvention of normal access.

From the conclusions: "Translation with widely available machine translation services does not appear to be a viable mode of circumvention.

Circumvention of access controls by one who has lawfully obtained the encrypted copy is permitted if the circumvention is done in the course of "an act of good faith encryption research." The researcher must first have made a good faith effort to obtain authorization before the circumvention, and the circumvention itself must not constitute infringement.

Kerr sees the ruling as a missed opportunity to more rigidly define "unauthorized access" as "circumvention of technical controls" but does not disagree with the ruling.

If you don't put in "anti-ad-circumvention" methods, then the ads will fall victim to some simple blanket blocking scheme that users set up before they even installed your app, not targetting your app specifically.