One hurdle that used to protect information from being acquired easily was that it was unfungible. Unfungible means:
A) information contained viruses.
B) information was expensive.
C) information could only be processed with proper equipment.
D) information was not for the uninformed.
E) it was difficult to replace one item with another.

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Unfungible means that something is unique and cannot be replaced easily with another item. In the context of information, this means that the information is only available in one copy or format, making it more difficult to obtain or replicate without permission.

One Hurdle That Used to Protect Information from Being Acquired