Dina D’malchusa doesn’t care what websites say; it only cares what the legal statue passed by the legislature states. I provided that above. Try to research how many people were prosecuted for noncommercial copying tapes and CDs, something that happens hundreds of times every single day throughout the United States, since the enactment of the aforementioned 1992 law permitting exactly that. And see how many fingers (or lack thereof) you need to keep track of prosecutions for this over the last quarter of a century throughout the 50 States.
The law explicitly states that the tax on blank CDs is in return for the legalization of the permitting of all noncommercial copying.