I actually bought it.... and used it immediately. Then i got my money back when it did not work.....lol I actually bought it for Justforfans AND unlockd... there are a handful of apps to download Onlyfans
Onlyfans List of DRM users & Non-users
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Never heard of Unlockd. I suppose it's similar to JFF and OF. As for JFF, as explained earlier, there is a simple manner.
Paid version also works fine for me. In the past there have been times it didn't work, but then an update fixed it
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Seems like he reuploaded all of his stuff with DRM on. So annoying.
jake-preston Also has DRM turned on.
jake-preston Still does as of 1/2025
He has hundreds of videos....does it matter if it is on.... at that price.....lol suport his cause for $6/month if he is your obsession this year.
Or just google.... he has a lot free in these streets
Of course it matters if he has DRM on. That's the whole point of this thread. What part do you not understand?He has hundreds of videos....does it matter if it is on.... at that price.....lol suport his cause for $6/month if he is your obsession this year.
Or just google.... he has a lot free in these streets
It DOES matter!He has hundreds of videos....does it matter if it is on.... at that price.....lol suport his cause for $6/month if he is your obsession this year.
Or just google.... he has a lot free in these streets
I'm asking because I have a REALLY POOR experience when this shit is enable. I have a really good Internet link at home, but when content creators use DRM, is a mess in terms of image quality and stability.
Thanks!
This thread is "Onlyfans List of DRM users & Non-users"
That's exactly the point.
Hey, He explained it thoroiughly... I live in the NYC areas and I have Verizon FIOS, so the only thing that DRM does for me is that I just cannot download freely for personal use. So now you know why I don't understand....lol
For me... if the price is cheap and I really love the content creator, then no need to download. I hope you understand my perspective, now that I understand yours
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wow! I live in the NYC areas and I have Verizon FIOS, so the only thing that DRM does for me is that I just cannot download freely for personal use. So now you know why I don't understand....lol
For me... if the price is cheap and I really love the content creator, then no need to download. I hope you understand my perspective, now that I understand yours
In that case.... someone let him know.... the creator is not my jam.
Downloading gives you the advantage of watching the movie on your own media player. That way, with VLC media player for instance, you can watch the move in full or use the A–B option in order to play a favourite segment of the movie in a loop.
That way, if you esp. like the part that goes from 16:56 to 17:07 and you wanna climax to that, you can use the loop option. You can also resize the media player to your liking and position it on the screen where you want. You can therefore watch two or three segments of the same or different movies at once!
And downloading allows you to view the media offscreen in case of an interruption in Internet service. And when playing a downloaded movie, chances of sudden freezing or buffering are greatly reduced.
And finally, you own the media for life! So even if the media was totally taken down, you still have a copy.
Liked "And finally, you own the media for life! So even if the media was totally taken down, you still have a copy."Downloading gives you the advantage of watching the movie on your own media player. That way, with VLC media player for instance, you can watch the move in full or use the A–B option in order to play a favourite segment of the movie in a loop.
That way, if you esp. like the part that goes from 16:56 to 17:07 and you wanna climax to that, you can use the loop option. You can also resize the media player to your liking and position it on the screen where you want. You can therefore watch two or three segments of the same or different movies at once!
And downloading allows you to view the media offscreen in case of an interruption in Internet service. And when playing a downloaded movie, chances of sudden freezing or buffering are greatly reduced.
And finally, you own the media for life! So even if the media was totally taken down, you still have a copy.
I cannot agree with you more.
However, I never suspected that DRM literally makes the video unwatchable. If that is your problem, check your media or video accelerator in your computer settings.
Or. Don't give your hard earned money to people who use DRM. Which is the whole point of this thread in case you didn't know.
No This thread is informative, not an editorial on whether the content creator's product DRM. It is common sense why they do it. If the content creator gives you life, and the price is right, this thread should not be judging other people's money. If your internet screws with your enjoyment of the content, that is understandable. Mine does not.
So for me it is is a game of whether the creator is worth enjoying enough to figure out a way to add to my personal collection. To get into your feelings over a content creator's business decision is crazy. I hate DRM but respect the creator to protect their hard earned product.
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