What is "(Taylor's Version)"?

A lot of people may say that Taylor Swift is scamming her fans by releasing the same albums and making profit off of it and that the only different thing about the is that on album and song titles she adds "(Taylor's Version)", but they're wrong. Taylor is not rerecording these albums because she wants to make double the money but because her first six albums were stolen by a guy named Scooter Braun. When Taylor started her music career she was signed to a record label named "Big Machine Records". All six albums from her very first album which was self-titled to the album she released in 2017 named "reputation" where recorded under that label but then in 2019 Taylor left "Big Machine Records" which resulted in Scooter Braun getting the rights to Taylor's albums which then meant Taylor got no profit from them only Scooter. It is also speculated that the reason that Scooter Braun did this was to get back at her for the whole Kanye drama because Scooter was friends with Kanye West.  At first, Taylor had no idea what to do, but she then realized she didn't own the already recorded music but she still owned the lyrics and the music so she decided to rerecord all six albums, rerelease them all by adding "(Taylor's Version)" and also adding "vault tracks" which are songs that were originally set to be released with the album but didn't make the cut, so this time around she adds them to make the rerelease more exciting. . Her first rerecorded album was Fearless which was originally released in 2008, she then re-released it in 2021. Today she has re-released Fearless, Red, and Speak Now and is to release "1989 (Taylor's Version)" on October 27 this year. That leaves only "Reputation" and her debut self-titled album.