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I searched but none seemed to mention it here so far... but how are they going to prevent piracy? How will they ensure that the borrowed books cannot be easily
by altrego99 15y ago
I searched but none seemed to mention it here so far... but how are they going to prevent piracy? How will they ensure that the borrowed books cannot be easily stored somewhere else permanently?
- smackfu 15y agoIf you wanted to get Moneyball on your Kindle, there are easier ways to pirate it than through this lending feature.
- kiiski 15y agoWith the same DRM they already use I suppose (I don't have a kindle, so I don't know any details). If it was possible to store the books somewhere else, people would be already doing that to share the books.
- vidarh 15y agoThe DRM is what's stopped me from buying a Kindle so far. But for a lending service like this it wouldn't bother me much... If they roll this out in the UK too I might just get one, especially since I already have prime (curse you, Amazon, for leading me into temptation; Prime has made me spend so much more money with them..)