And this side of Jhymn, it was one of the easiest to use programs that retained the quality of the track you purchased.
I think a lot of these people out here that are offering arguments and other ways to yell out "Thief!" forget that all of these tools (as you previously mentioned) were used for people that PAID for this music. The tools didn't work on songs you didn't actually purchase with an iTunes account.
QTFU is still a great solution for the tracks you get on iTunes. Those who have it still should make several backup copies and remember to stick with versions of iTunes that work (pre-7.6)
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And this side of Jhymn, it was one of the easiest to use programs that retained the quality of the track you purchased.
I think a lot of these people out here that are offering arguments and other ways to yell out "Thief!" forget that all of these tools (as you previously mentioned) were used for people that PAID for this music. The tools didn't work on songs you didn't actually purchase with an iTunes account.
QTFU is still a great solution for the tracks you get on iTunes. Those who have it still should make several backup copies and remember to stick with versions of iTunes that work (pre-7.6)