If you are copying text from a screen or book to your brain (with your eyes) then it may be copyright infringment.

There have been multiple lawsuits that resulted in the person that created a song are not allowed to perform ("open your mouth") it since part of the song belongs to someone else and thus violates copyright.

In US they have multiple exeptions for example "scholarship" and "comment". But sure if your reading does not qualify for fair use then yes you are in violation of the owners copyright (if you dont have the permission from the owner).

I'm taking this to the extreme here:

First amendment says "The people shall not be deprived or abridged of their right to speak, to write, or to publish their sentiments".
If the Supreme Court say that "their sentiments" can not be something one else created then fair use can be decleared be unconstitutional. A work I created is "my sentiment", you are not allowed to use it in any way since it violates my first amendment to publish or speak it.

New lawsuits may result if you are pregnant and thinking about things you are sharing it with your unborn baby. Copyrighted material may be encoded to DNA/RNA, there are so many things we don't know about DNA.

I'm not being sarcastic.

Maybe it is running RTX Voice on the carriers side with some beefy hardware?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

But then why would it require an Android update?

In EU we have two factor authorisation for credit and debit cards.

I can scale to "aircraft, spacecraft, and submarines.", b ut im pretty sure we remove CO2 already from small spaces.

Great use for people who are billionaires.

The Swedish version is called Freja eID
https://frejaeid.com/

Welcome to the future.

But they usally contains a slogan and a logo. Its usally not only tabualted data automaticly generated by the computer.
Like this: https://takesallkinds.files.wo...

Its like saying a DVD only has 0 and 1 on it so it can not be copyrighted.

https://panel.amazon.com/ says "take pictures of paper receipts or by forwarding email receipts". Is the recipt not copyrighted? Do customers have the right to sell a copy of the recipt? Are Amazon allowed to buy a copy of the recipt? It probobly is copyrighted.

If it was a picture that got scanned and I sent it to a website I would go to jail.
If it was a DVD that got captured and I sent it to a website I would go to jail.

Anyone in US that knows how this is legal? (Im not in US)

Two things.

"Except that this video is DRM'd, and requires you to pay 0.1 Cent each time someone watches the video on your blog."

Or you could have a system that makes the end user pay before being able to watch it.

Things (images, text, videos and apps) on the internet is already protected, including that image you wanted to copy. Only because you don't have a system to stop you does not make it legal to copy something. DRM makes it very easy to you to know what you are allowed to do.

Do you buy a gun and just start shooting people because there is no "kill rights manager" system?

Do you try to picklock physical locks because you believe you are allowed in a place?

If you want it to make it illegal to apply DRM on things to reduce your rights than vote, lobby or run in a election for a law that stops this.