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They really ought to, it's a fantastic reuse mechanism. Like I totally understand why they wouldn't for new Kindles, since I assume part of their ebook sales h
by crazygringo 2y ago
They really ought to, it's a fantastic reuse mechanism.
Like I totally understand why they wouldn't for new Kindles, since I assume part of their ebook sales help subsidize the hardware, but if they enabled it once a device hit 5 years old or something, I don't see what they'd have to lose.
- robocat 2y ago> I don't see what they'd have to lose. If there is a cost or liability, then most businesses will avoid doing it. There usually has to be a clear financial benefit: businesses should make profits - they are not social services or hobbies. Fortunately businesses contain people and people often do altruistic things for non-financial reasons.