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Piracy refers to copyright infringement, usually the illegal copying and downloading of digital content such as music, video, and software. Companies arrange to sell licenses for software to only one person, or songs for one specific download. Piracy occurs when such software or music is copied and distributed to others, either for free or for a fee which the "pirate" takes. Software developers now usually require registration if you pay for their products, and bring lawsuits against major piracy offenders. There are many different ways to commit digital piracy, including sharing copied music, stripping copyright protection from software, and bootlegging videos, but laws differ from country to country.

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