> Can anyone clarify the main differences between LVL and DRM from the
> developers point of view? My impression is that Google LVL is much more
> customizable, but that's all. Searching for comparison information gives me
> only info from the user's point of view (and mostly ranting about DRM).
You need to integrate LVL in your code, applying the Amazon DRM is a
just a matter of checking the appropriate checkbox when you upload your
apk. They slap it on you binary automatically. Not too much details have
been disclosed, but apparently it works in a similar fashion as LVL: it checks
in with their server and gets a token with a certain lifetime. When it expires,
it needs to check in again. It uses the Amazon Appstore binary on your phone
to connect to Amazon's servers and verify your license. There is no way
to customize it, and it has been broken ages ago. If you search on xda or
similar someone has probably posted the details.
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