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Would keeping the device in airplane mode prevent this? edit: commented before rtfa > Here are some essential facts to know. > You can continue to use Calibr
by hiatus 2y ago
Would keeping the device in airplane mode prevent this?
edit: commented before rtfa
> Here are some essential facts to know.
> You can continue to use Calibre to send Kindle books to your Kindle
> Send to Kindle will continue to work
> You can continue to sideload e-books on your Kindle via USB cable
- tripplyons 2y agoPresumably, yes. I will at least try to do so.
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- qingcharles 2y agoI keep my Kindles in airplane mode most of the time because otherwise Amazon tries to change the covers on all the books you've sideloaded.
- adhamsalama 2y agoAnd deletes them too.
- delecti 2y agoNo. They're removing the ability to download the books from their website in a format which can be manually put onto the device. If you get ebooks from places other than them, you can still manually transfer them to a Kindle, regardless of whether the Kindle is online or not.
- ellisv 2y agoThey're removing the button to download the book to your computer from their website. If you buy a Kindle book, or borrow a digital book from your library, you could then use the "Download and Transfer with USB" button to get the file on your device. You'd then use Calibre and the DeDRM plugin to remove the DRM.
- jeromeparadis 2y agoWill you still be able to use Calibre to copy your books from your Kindle to Calibre via USB? I like to backup.