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Not in and of itself, no. It would allow another source to downloading them from the Amazon website (as that is going away) on to a PC where stripping software
by Mindwipe 2y ago
Not in and of itself, no.
It would allow another source to downloading them from the Amazon website (as that is going away) on to a PC where stripping software can (in some cases) be applied.
It also might (but might not) be a way for decryption keys to be extracted from devices for that purpose, but it doesn't automatically provide such an exploit.
- dlenski 2y ago> It would allow another source to downloading them from the Amazon website (as that is going away) on to a PC where stripping software can (in some cases) be applied. Right. I wonder how hard it is, or would be, to simply emulate whatever alternative channel the Kindle devices use to download Kindle ebooks from Amazon's servers. Until now, there hasn't been much motivation to do so, since the "download and transfer via USB" in option existed. But now there obviously will be.