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What is Software Piracy?

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Software piracy is a crime. It is the unauthorized copying, distribution, or usage of the software. It is such a successful “business” that it has caught the interest of organized crime networks in a number of nations.
In addition, the act of installing and using a commercial software without paying for it is known as “pirating.” This name is derived from the conventional definition of “pirate,” which is a ship criminal who steals and loots the property of others.

Software piracy is the use and/or distribution of copyrighted computer software in breach of copyright laws or licensing limitations. End-user piracy, counterfeiting, and hard disc loading are all common types.

Key Points-Software Piracy

  • Piracy is plagiarism, and it is legally and morally wrong.
  • Software piracy refers to making illegal copies of copyrighted software.
  • Piracy is the equivalent of stealing and, as such, a crime since a software pirate does not have sufficient permission from the programme owner to take or use the software in issue.

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