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The biggest implication of this is that you can no longer buy e-books in amazing and read them on a NON kindle device. On the other hand, I’m not sure if it wa
by skwee357 2y ago
The biggest implication of this is that you can no longer buy e-books in amazing and read them on a NON kindle device.
On the other hand, I’m not sure if it was possible due to DRM.
Anyway, things like this just piss me off. I kind of succumbed to the idea that I don’t own movies and music, but I just can’t contemplate the fact that they took books away from us (yea, I know that technically you didn’t own kindle books anyway).
- kotaKat 2y agoAnd in the same vein, the oldest Kindles that were cellular-only (1, 2, and DX) are now fully shunned from buying Amazon books, as they could only download new purchases via the USB feature as Sprint's CDMA network had sunset. I held onto my early-model cellular Kindles as long as I could because Whispernet was just such a novel thing at the time, and having the 'experimental' web browsing on 3G was a nice little treat.