The Locking Down of Content: What Video Lock in Means for Independent Creators Video lock in has become a growing concern among content creators.
At its core, video lock in involves the use of encryption and digital rights management (DRM) technologies to restrict how content can be shared, used, or monetized.
This is not a new issue, but its reach is expanding, affecting filmmakers, YouTubers, podcasters, audiobook narrators, and musicians.