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Software piracy refers to illegally using, copying, or reselling software without permission from the creator. There are several types of piracy, including soft lifting (sharing software not licensed for multiple users), hard disk loading (pre-installing unauthorized copies), renting (temporarily renting software), OEM unbundling (selling standalone software meant to be bundled), counterfeiting (producing fake copies), and online piracy (downloading from unauthorized websites). Piracy can lower productivity, infect computers with malware, subject users to legal action, and financially support software pirates instead of legitimate developers and sellers. Laws prohibit unauthorized copying and use of software, and penalties can include large fines.
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Piracy and Types
- 2. Software Piracy Software piracy is the illegally using, copying and reselling of software without the consent of the software creator The unauthorized copying may be done for personal use or business use.
- 3. Types • 1. Soft Lifting • 2. Hard Disk Loading • 3. Renting • 4. OEM Unbundling • 5. Counterfeiting • 6. Online Piracy
- 4. Soft Lifting • means sharing a program with someone who is not authorized by the license agreement to use it. • A common form of soft lifting involves purchasing a single licensed copy of software and then loading the software onto several computer
- 5. Hard Disk Loading • Often committed by hardware dealers • This form of piracy involves loading a unauthorized copy of software onto a computer being sold to the end user • To attract customers
- 6. Renting • Renting involves someone renting out a copy of software for temporary use, without the permission of the copyright holder. • The practice, similar to that of renting a video from Blockbuster, violates the license agreement of software.
- 7. OEM Unbundling ( Original Equipment Manufacturer Unbundling) • means selling stand-alone software originally meant to be included with a specific accompanying product. • An example of this form of piracy is someone providing drivers to a specific printer without authorization.
- 8. Counterfeiting • means producing fake copies of software, making it look authentic. • This involves providing the box, CDs, and manuals, all designed to look as much like the original product as possible.
- 9. Online Piracy • The fastest-growing form of piracy is Internet piracy. • There are hundreds of thousands of "warez" sites providing unlimited downloads to any user.
- 10. EFFECTS ON USERS • 1. Lower productivity(that pirated software often includes incomplete or damaged programs) • 2. Malware Infection(Computer viruses can have a devastating impact on any computer use) • 3. Subject to raid • 4. Unusual sufferings
- 11. RESPONCIBLITIES AS A USER • to purchase only legitimate software products. • When buying software, it is necessary to be sure to get genuine disks, manuals and license documentation. • When one purchases illegal or counterfeit copies, his money goes straight into the pockets of software pirates . • Buy from an authorized dealer • Check the prices and ask for itemized quotations and receipts • Call the software publisher
- 12. LAWS & PENALTIES • Additional installation, distribution, or reproduction of the software in ways that the license prohibits is a violation of federal copyright law. • Any person(s) practicing or participating in any of these illegal acts can be held liable. • The laws varies over different regions. • Generally punishment as fine up to a huge amount.
- 13. Syed Muhammad Shah Gilgit Baltistan https://www.slideshare.net/ashrafmath/s oftware-piracy-15644828