As I understand it, it's saying that the open specification makes no claim that using the specification will allow you to access content provider X's content. It also says you are free to use the DRM parts of the spec to protect your own content, and that others cannot reverse engineer or otherwise circumvent it.
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As I understand it, it's saying that the open specification makes no claim that using the specification will allow you to access content provider X's content. It also says you are free to use the DRM parts of the spec to protect your own content, and that others cannot reverse engineer or otherwise circumvent it.