So in the end, some dongle companies decide what can be legally cracked and what can't. Which means that they'll have some control over legalising cracking (and thus, piracy) for games made by their respective companies. That seems unfair for game manufacturers making a living out of it. Except for game companies that will have their own protection methods department.
Just a thought.
And, the paragraph says about legally cracking computer programs, not pirating them around. Which doesn't bring much of a change in what's legal and what's not for gamers.
