The Free Software Foundation has revised provisions concerning the thorny area of digital rights management in a new draft of the General Public License. The approach in the second draft of GPL version 3 "only directly restricts DRM in the special case in which it is used to prevent people from sharing or modifying GPLv3-covered software," the foundation said in a statement.
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