Which packaging innovation was specifically designed to combat CD piracy in the late 1990s and early 2000s?

The way music is packaged and delivered to consumers has undergone dramatic transformations over the decades, influencing not just how we purchase music but also how we experience it. From elaborate vinyl album covers that became iconic art pieces to minimalist digital interfaces, music packaging reflects both technological advancement and cultural shifts. Test your knowledge about this fascinating aspect of the music industry!

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The longbox packaging (12-inch tall cardboard boxes for CDs)
Copy Control technology (discs that couldn't be ripped to computers)
Digipak (paperboard packaging replacing plastic jewel cases)
Dual-disc format (CD on one side, DVD on the other)