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Computer software is treated as a literary work in Philippine law, and is protected by copyright. However this does not prevent piracy, it only provides a mechanism for remuneration when piracy is discovered.
It can advertise free software like GNU/linux, Mozilla, OpenOffice.
Software Piracy!
Regulating computer software piracy is done through many ways by different companies. One place is Department of Regulation, the purpose of this company is to establish a policy to help prevent software piracy with in the Department of Agriculture. There are several companies that help deal with this issue, depending on the type of software.
To prevent software privacy you can protect your program with a CD key or a hardware key. This will require people to own the CD and box of the product, only available in stores.
-steals software media -intentionally erases programs -illegally copies a program -illegally registers and/or activates a program
Computer piracy refers to the unauthorized reproduction and distribution of copyrighted software, music, movies, or other digital content. This illegal activity violates intellectual property rights and can result in legal consequences for individuals or organizations involved. To combat computer piracy, copyright holders often use digital rights management (DRM) technologies and legal measures to protect their intellectual property. Users can help prevent piracy by purchasing legitimate copies of software and media, respecting copyright laws, and reporting instances of piracy to the appropriate authorities.
They cant expect to control it. They try as hard as they can though. But if it can be programed, it can be cracked. There is no way of protecting from piracy 100%, though the government can help the company's out by aresting some people to try to scar others.
Copyright Act
The main advantages of software piracy are the fact that it is inexpensive, in many cases there is no cost at all, you can get it for free, another advantage is that it is easy to find. The big disadvantage of software piracy is that it is illegal.
In order to prevent piracy, Microsoft issues regular warnings and advice to its users. It has also tightened the terms on some of its software licenses.
The government is taking several measures to protect businesses against piracy. This includes enforcing intellectual property laws, implementing international agreements and treaties, conducting raids and seizures of counterfeit goods, promoting public awareness campaigns, and facilitating collaboration between law enforcement agencies and industry stakeholders to combat piracy effectively. Additionally, some governments are adopting technological measures and digital rights management systems to safeguard businesses against online piracy.