Delon Daniels is a freshman at Winona State University. He has developed a software program that allows one to remove the encryption on DVDs so that they can be ripped $($copied$).$ The software also compresses the resulting file to a smaller size. This allows the files to be uploaded to the cloud faster. Delon sets up a website on which he sells the software program for a $$9\mathrm{.}99$ annual subscription. The subscription also includes $100GB$ of file storage. Delon's website allows subscribers $($who are referred to as "Friends"$)$ to share their uploaded videos with other subscribers. You tell Delon that this is probably a copyright violation and that it is the same thing that Napster was doing in the early $2000$s$.$ Delon says his platform is totally different because Napster set up an open peer$-$to$-$peer network for music, whereas his platform is private and only accessible to Friends, which is no different than individuals sharing their movies. Which of the following statements is correct?

a$.$ Delon has not violated any law because federal copyright law does not apply to movies.

b$.$ Delon is correct because the Napster precedent can be distinguished.

c$.$ Delon is not correct because there is an infringement issue and the Napster case is precedent.

d$.$ Delon has not violated any laws because those who use his software and upload videos are the ones violating federal law.

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