# 3. Content Protection

User Type: **Super Administrator**
Source: *Mi Digital Academy - Education CRM Features Document*

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## 3. Content Protection

### 3.1 Digital Rights Management (DRM)
**What it does:** Provides the DRM: the DRM (the DRM, the content, the license, the date) is provided for the content, so the content is protected (the DRM is the protection). The Super Administrator provides the DRM (the DRM, the content, the license, the date) so the DRM is structured and the protection is explicit.

**Sub-features:**
- DRM: the DRM (the DRM, the content, the license, the date)
- Content: the content (the content, the type, the date)
- License: the license (the license of the content, the user, the date)
- DRM status: the status (the protected, the unprotected)
- DRM count: the count (the count of the content by status)
- DRM view: the view (the DRMs, the content, the licenses, the dates)
- DRM export: the export (the DRMs, the format, the content)
- Audit logging of the DRM configuration

**Super Administrator User Journey:**
1. Super Admin provides the DRM: the DRM (the DRM, the content, the license, the date), the content (the content, the type, the date), and the license (the license of the content, the user, the date); the DRM is explicit.
2. Selects the content: the content (the content, the type, the date); the content is the subject.
3. Sets the license: the license (the license of the content, the user, the date); the license is the permission.
4. Views the DRM status: the status (the protected, the unprotected); the status is the state.
5. Views the DRM count: the count (the count of the content by status); the count is the measure.
6. Exports the DRMs: the export (the DRMs, the format, the content); the export is the record.
7. The content is protected: the DRMs, the content, the licenses, the dates, so the protection is complete.
8. The DRM configuration is audit-logged with the DRM, the content, and the timestamp.

**Rules & Edge Cases:**
- The DRM is the protection (the DRM, the content, the license, the date); the DRM is the shield.
- The content is the subject (the content, the type, the date); the content is the asset.
- The license is the permission (the license of the content, the user, the date); the license is the right.
- The DRM status is the state (the protected, the unprotected); the status is the control.
- The content is protected (the DRMs, the content, the licenses, the dates); the protection is managed.
- DRM configuration is audit-logged with the DRM, content, and timestamp.

### 3.2 Prevent Unauthorized Video Downloads
**What it does:** Prevents the unauthorized video downloads: the prevention of the downloads (the prevention, the video, the user, the date) is done, so the videos are protected (the prevention is the block). The Super Administrator prevents the unauthorized video downloads (the prevention, the video, the user, the date) so the prevention is structured and the block is explicit.

**Sub-features:**
- Prevention: the prevention (the prevention, the video, the user, the date)
- Video: the video (the video, the title, the date)
- User: the user (the user, the name, the prevention)
- Download attempt: the attempt (the attempt, the user, the date)
- Prevention status: the status (the blocked, the allowed)
- Prevention count: the count (the count of the attempts)
- Prevention view: the view (the preventions, the videos, the users, the dates)
- Audit logging of the download prevention

**Super Administrator User Journey:**
1. Super Admin prevents the unauthorized video download: the prevention (the prevention, the video, the user, the date), the video (the video, the title, the date), and the user (the user, the name, the prevention); the prevention is explicit.
2. Selects the video: the video (the video, the title, the date); the video is the content.
3. Selects the user: the user (the user, the name, the prevention); the user is the actor.
4. Views the download attempt: the attempt (the attempt, the user, the date); the attempt is the action.
5. Views the prevention status: the status (the blocked, the allowed); the status is the state.
6. Views the prevention count: the count (the count of the attempts); the count is the measure.
7. The downloads are prevented: the preventions, the videos, the users, the dates, so the block is complete.
8. The download prevention is audit-logged with the prevention, the video, and the timestamp.

**Rules & Edge Cases:**
- The prevention is the block (the prevention, the video, the user, the date); the prevention is the stop.
- The video is the content (the video, the title, the date); the video is the asset.
- The user is the actor (the user, the name, the prevention); the user is the downloader.
- The prevention status is the state (the blocked, the allowed); the status is the control.
- The downloads are prevented (the preventions, the videos, the users, the dates); the block is managed.
- Download prevention is audit-logged with the prevention, video, and timestamp.

### 3.3 Watermarking for Piracy Prevention
**What it does:** Watermarks the content: the watermark of the content (the watermark, the content, the user, the date) is applied, so the piracy is prevented (the watermark is the trace). The Super Administrator watermarks the content (the watermark, the content, the user, the date) so the watermark is structured and the trace is explicit.

**Sub-features:**
- Watermark: the watermark (the watermark, the content, the user, the date)
- Content: the content (the content, the type, the date)
- User: the user (the user, the name, the watermark)
- Watermark type: the type (the type of the watermark, e.g., the visible, the invisible)
- Watermark status: the status (the applied, the not-applied)
- Watermark count: the count (the count of the watermarks)
- Watermark view: the view (the watermarks, the content, the users, the dates)
- Audit logging of the content watermarking

**Super Administrator User Journey:**
1. Super Admin watermarks the content: the watermark (the watermark, the content, the user, the date), the content (the content, the type, the date), and the user (the user, the name, the watermark); the watermark is explicit.
2. Selects the content: the content (the content, the type, the date); the content is the subject.
3. Selects the user: the user (the user, the name, the watermark); the user is the viewer.
4. Sets the watermark type: the type (the type of the watermark, e.g., the visible, the invisible); the type is the mode.
5. Views the watermark status: the status (the applied, the not-applied); the status is the state.
6. Views the watermark count: the count (the count of the watermarks); the count is the measure.
7. The content is watermarked: the watermarks, the content, the users, the dates, so the trace is complete.
8. The content watermarking is audit-logged with the watermark, the content, and the timestamp.

**Rules & Edge Cases:**
- The watermark is the trace (the watermark, the content, the user, the date); the watermark is the mark.
- The content is the subject (the content, the type, the date); the content is the asset.
- The user is the viewer (the user, the name, the watermark); the user is the actor.
- The watermark type is the mode (the type of the watermark, e.g., the visible, the invisible); the type is the style.
- The content is watermarked (the watermarks, the content, the users, the dates); the trace is managed.
- Content watermarking is audit-logged with the watermark, content, and timestamp.

### 3.4 Screen Recording Detection
**What it does:** Detects the screen recording: the detection of the screen recording (the detection, the user, the session, the date) is done, so the recording is detected (the detection is the alert). The Super Administrator detects the screen recording (the detection, the user, the session, the date) so the detection is structured and the alert is explicit.

**Sub-features:**
- Detection: the detection (the detection, the user, the session, the date)
- User: the user (the user, the name, the detection)
- Session: the session (the session, the user, the date)
- Detection status: the status (the detected, the not-detected)
- Detection count: the count (the count of the detections)
- Detection view: the view (the detections, the users, the sessions, the dates)
- Detection export: the export (the detections, the format, the user)
- Audit logging of the screen recording detection

**Super Administrator User Journey:**
1. Super Admin detects the screen recording: the detection (the detection, the user, the session, the date), the user (the user, the name, the detection), and the session (the session, the user, the date); the detection is explicit.
2. Selects the user: the user (the user, the name, the detection); the user is the actor.
3. Selects the session: the session (the session, the user, the date); the session is the context.
4. Views the detection status: the status (the detected, the not-detected); the status is the state.
5. Views the detection count: the count (the count of the detections); the count is the measure.
6. Exports the detections: the export (the detections, the format, the user); the export is the record.
7. The recording is detected: the detections, the users, the sessions, the dates, so the alert is complete.
8. The screen recording detection is audit-logged with the detection, the user, and the timestamp.

**Rules & Edge Cases:**
- The detection is the alert (the detection, the user, the session, the date); the detection is the signal.
- The user is the actor (the user, the name, the detection); the user is the recorder.
- The session is the context (the session, the user, the date); the session is the moment.
- The detection status is the state (the detected, the not-detected); the status is the control.
- The recording is detected (the detections, the users, the sessions, the dates); the alert is managed.
- Screen recording detection is audit-logged with the detection, user, and timestamp.

### 3.5 Geo-restrictions
**What it does:** Applies the geo-restrictions: the restriction of the content (the restriction, the content, the region, the date) is applied, so the content is restricted by region (the restriction is the limit). The Super Administrator applies the geo-restrictions (the restriction, the content, the region, the date) so the restriction is structured and the limit is explicit.

**Sub-features:**
- Restriction: the restriction (the restriction, the content, the region, the date)
- Content: the content (the content, the type, the date)
- Region: the region (the region of the restriction, the country, the date)
- Restriction status: the status (the restricted, the unrestricted)
- Restriction count: the count (the count of the restrictions)
- Restriction view: the view (the restrictions, the content, the regions, the dates)
- Restriction export: the export (the restrictions, the format, the region)
- Audit logging of the geo-restriction configuration

**Super Administrator User Journey:**
1. Super Admin applies the geo-restriction: the restriction (the restriction, the content, the region, the date), the content (the content, the type, the date), and the region (the region of the restriction, the country, the date); the restriction is explicit.
2. Selects the content: the content (the content, the type, the date); the content is the subject.
3. Selects the region: the region (the region of the restriction, the country, the date); the region is the location.
4. Views the restriction status: the status (the restricted, the unrestricted); the status is the state.
5. Views the restriction count: the count (the count of the restrictions); the count is the measure.
6. Exports the restrictions: the export (the restrictions, the format, the region); the export is the record.
7. The content is restricted: the restrictions, the content, the regions, the dates, so the limit is complete.
8. The geo-restriction configuration is audit-logged with the restriction, the region, and the timestamp.

**Rules & Edge Cases:**
- The restriction is the limit (the restriction, the content, the region, the date); the restriction is the boundary.
- The content is the subject (the content, the type, the date); the content is the asset.
- The region is the location (the region of the restriction, the country, the date); the region is the place.
- The restriction status is the state (the restricted, the unrestricted); the status is the control.
- The content is restricted (the restrictions, the content, the regions, the dates); the limit is managed.
- Geo-restriction configuration is audit-logged with the restriction, region, and timestamp.

### 3.6 Secure Video Streaming (DRM)
**What it does:** Provides the secure video streaming: the streaming of the videos (the streaming, the video, the user, the date) is done securely with the DRM, so the videos are streamed securely (the streaming is the delivery). The Super Administrator provides the secure video streaming (the streaming, the video, the user, the date) so the streaming is structured and the delivery is explicit.

**Sub-features:**
- Streaming: the streaming (the streaming, the video, the user, the date)
- Video: the video (the video, the title, the date)
- User: the user (the user, the name, the streaming)
- DRM: the DRM (the DRM of the streaming, the license, the date)
- Streaming status: the status (the secure, the insecure)
- Streaming count: the count (the count of the streamings)
- Streaming view: the view (the streamings, the videos, the users, the dates)
- Audit logging of the secure video streaming

**Super Administrator User Journey:**
1. Super Admin provides the secure video streaming: the streaming (the streaming, the video, the user, the date), the video (the video, the title, the date), and the user (the user, the name, the streaming); the streaming is explicit.
2. Selects the video: the video (the video, the title, the date); the video is the content.
3. Selects the user: the user (the user, the name, the streaming); the user is the viewer.
4. Sets the DRM: the DRM (the DRM of the streaming, the license, the date); the DRM is the protection.
5. Views the streaming status: the status (the secure, the insecure); the status is the state.
6. Views the streaming count: the count (the count of the streamings); the count is the measure.
7. The videos are streamed securely: the streamings, the videos, the users, the dates, so the delivery is complete.
8. The secure video streaming is audit-logged with the streaming, the video, and the timestamp.

**Rules & Edge Cases:**
- The streaming is the delivery (the streaming, the video, the user, the date); the streaming is the playback.
- The video is the content (the video, the title, the date); the video is the asset.
- The user is the viewer (the user, the name, the streaming); the user is the actor.
- The streaming status is the state (the secure, the insecure); the status is the control.
- The videos are streamed securely (the streamings, the videos, the users, the dates); the delivery is managed.
- Secure video streaming is audit-logged with the streaming, video, and timestamp.