Yeap, you heard it right! Now you can free your DRM crippled music with this latest iTunes hack. No more will you have to use an iPod to listen to music you’ve bought.

The project [hymn] (Hear Your Music aNywhere) frees up your digital fair-use rights to unlock any purchased songs you have obtained from the iTunes store. This is especially useful if you change your computers and want to bring your music with you, but also very useful if you have a linux box which you can’t get iTunes for. Of course this is also really useful if you want to listen to the music you’ve paid for on a device that ISN’T an iPod.

The program you need to do all these things is called “QTFairUse” and is available for free download from the website. [SHOW ME]

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