"A 22-YEAR-OLD Norwegian hacker claims to have cracked the security coding on Apple's iTunes music store and iPod music player.
Jon Lech Johansen, who runs a software company in San Francisco called DoubleTwist Ventures, said yesterday his program would fool computers into thinking that any MP3 player was an iPod. He said it would also make any piece of music or video downloaded from the internet appear to have been bought from iTunes.
Music bought from Apple's iTunes online store can be played only on the company's own iPod devices. The songs, music videos and movies bought on iTunes contain a security code that prevents them from being played on rival media players. "
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Jon Lech Johansen, who runs a software company in San Francisco called DoubleTwist Ventures, said yesterday his program would fool computers into thinking that any MP3 player was an iPod. He said it would also make any piece of music or video downloaded from the internet appear to have been bought from iTunes.
Music bought from Apple's iTunes online store can be played only on the company's own iPod devices. The songs, music videos and movies bought on iTunes contain a security code that prevents them from being played on rival media players. "
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