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> "As an aside, what sort of confidential information are you likely to keep on your book reader, anyway? Or the $50 toy you bought to keep your child quiet dur
by ZenoArrow 11y ago
> "As an aside, what sort of confidential information are you likely to keep on your book reader, anyway? Or the $50 toy you bought to keep your child quiet during the upcoming road trip?"
Kindle Fire tablets aren't really a 'book reader' any more than an iPad is a 'book reader' (perhaps you're thinking of the eInk versions of the Kindle, such as the Kindle Paperwhite). Kindle Fire tablets can be used for anything a standard tablet would be, so to answer your question... Any web browsing or email content you'd rather not share with the government or hackers.
- AdmiralAsshat 11y agoI was referring to the Kindle readers. But you are correct, the features were removed specifically from the tablets, not the readers. I've edited my post to remove that. Thanks for the correction.