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Not trivial since the Kindle has a DRM scheme that is intended to prevent this. However, I'm sure that the DRM has been or will be broken, like just about ever
by mbrubeck 16y ago
Not trivial since the Kindle has a DRM scheme that is intended to prevent this. However, I'm sure that the DRM has been or will be broken, like just about every widely-used DRM system.
- duskwuff 16y agoHas been. The DRM scheme turned out to be pretty weak. The unusual file format used by some of their books (Topaz) proved more of an obstacle.
- burgerbrain 16y agoThis seems to only be true for the 1st and 2nd generation kindles. The PINs for the drm on the 3rd generation kindles don't seem to be generated from the serial number of the device. Prove me wrong, please ;)
- acabal 16y agoThere are scripts out there to unlock even Kindle 3 books. The method involves downloading two scripts and unlocking it through a certain version of Kindle for PC. (New versions of KfPC don't work). Search for 'unswindle'.