Considering Amazon's reputation and practices, I wouldn't be surprised if their system was broken or compromised, probably on purpose. Still, they're also forci

Considering Amazon's reputation and practices, I wouldn't be surprised if their system was broken or compromised, probably on purpose. Still, they're also forcing Kindle Keyboard users to upgrade their devices for them to keep functioning while giving them only weeks in which to do, something which this wouldn't explain. I own almost a dozen Amazon devices and I can honestly say, every single one was a waste of money. It's not that I didn't read books and use the tablets, but the way Amazon treats its customers is only slightly better than guards treat inmates in jail (and in some cases, worse). And now, it looks like they're pretty much going to stop working altogether. If Amazon wants to keep its customers, it should probably stop threatening them and closing their accounts over made up policies as well as stop bricking their devices (which is now imminent). But they simply just don't care.