You miss the point, you only encrypt an item ON their hard drive if you intend on controlling it's use and charging a subscription for it's use. There is no other reason to do it. and they say well the EULA stops it, no the company can change the EULA at will. it is not binding.

I see a lot of folks defending DAZ, that is fine. But there is absolutely no reason what so ever to add DAZ controlled encryption to model you have purchased and placed on your hard drive unless they intend on forcing you to pay repeatedly to use the model..you purchased. period That is why they do that

good news then is, I will be spending money here and not there.