Forbidden acts are satisfying

Forbidden acts are satisfying. This is always the case especially in software piracy. Software piracy can be defined as “copying and using commercial software purchased by someone else”. Software piracy is illegal. Each pirated piece of software takes away from company profits, reducing funds for further software development initiatives. People forgot about IT ethics and business ethics. People want to have the software at a lower cost than its original price. Thus, I suggest that software companies should give the netizens an opportunity to familiarize the software and choose between the free downloadable software /lower priced version software but with basic features and an enhanced or elite software with various additional/ premium features. Software companies also can use business intelligence to know more about various security features that can’t be hacked. In short they need to strengthen their security keys to protect their copyrights. Lastly, accompany your software with virus or computer destroyer that every time someone uses it illegally or copied by someone, that virus will spread throughout the entire computer and will ruin their files (total damage). For that, netizens will start spreading the word about what happened in their PCs. For sure people won’t purchase that pirated software. Instead, they will prefer the original copies.