There is nothing wrong with it, if it is freeware or otherwise legally available for people to copy. If it is under copyright, then you are stealing if you copy it without having purchased it.
Software is intellectual property. It is property, but not 'real' property like an acre of land. Other examples of intellectual property are music, literature and (I believe) invention patents. Say that you write some brilliant music. You own the music and at first you have all rights to it. They might be so good that you want to SELL the songs, and make money from them. You have every right to do that, or at least try if the music is good enough. You produce good quality demo's and send them to an agent. Next thing you know, your demo's are ALL OVER the internet and are being freely copied by millions of people a day. "Great!" you say? Who is going to pay you for a recording of something that everyone can get for 'free'?
When you illegally copy software, you are stealing from the people who have every right to profit from their intellectual creations.
It's illegal. Immoral ? You decide
There are software programs that can copy Blu-ray disks.
A software license defines the terms and conditions in which the person who owns a copy of the software, is able to do with the software. Usually it defines the terms on whether the owner of the copy is allowed to distribute or modify the software.
gives you the right to copy software onto a single computer
people copy software for many reasons someone near me needed it to make up his own software shop of illegaly downloaded software including anti virus
You can find a free DVD copy software online at the ImgBurn website. Alternatively, you can also get free DVD copy software from the DVDShrink Organization website.
A person can download a copy of the EaseUS Disk Copy Home Edition software from cNet. A person could also download a free copy from the EaseUS website.
One can download a free DVD copy software on various websites like FileHippo and CNET. Both websites offer a great amount of downloads for all kinds of software including a free DVD copy software.
If you intend to copy the software itself you pretty much can't do that. You can install the software on multiple computers if you have A COPY of MS Word and a product key which can be used multiple times.
Any software that they can copy in this whole wide world.
DVD ripper software is legal to use in most countries as long as one is only making a personal copy and not giving them to others. In American it is not legal to make even a personal copy of software or media that is copy protected.
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No - the copy your college has been bought by, and is licensed to the college itself. You have no legal right to download their software without permission.