Digital Rights Management (DRM) protection on iTunes movie purchases restricts playback to Apple devices. Circumventing this protection allows users to play purchased content on a wider range of devices, such as Android phones, smart TVs, or game consoles not supporting iTunes. This process typically involves converting the protected file to a standard, DRM-free format.
The ability to access purchased content on various devices increases flexibility and convenience for consumers. Historically, DRM has been implemented to prevent unauthorized copying and distribution. However, it can also pose challenges for users who wish to enjoy their legally purchased content on their preferred hardware. The desire for greater interoperability and control over personal media libraries has driven interest in methods to bypass such restrictions.
