After Apple asked SourceForge to remove PlayFair from their site, the software quickly found a new home at SourceForge's Indian counterpart Sarovar.org. It did not take too long, however, for Apple to do the same thing with Sarovar.
According to the release in Sarovar forums, Apple's lawyers contacted the site and requested for PlayFair to be removed immediately.
PlayFair uses a so-called "analog hole" in order to make DRM-free copies of purchased iTunes tracks.
Source: Sarovar.org
PlayFair uses a so-called "analog hole" in order to make DRM-free copies of purchased iTunes tracks.
Source: Sarovar.org
