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They can't take them away from you if you backup your DRM-free books on a different media.
by mapleoin 14y ago
They can't take them away from you if you backup your DRM-free books on a different media.
- vadman 14y agoWhy should the grandparent jump through the hoops though? Also, isn't stripping DRM from Amazon ebooks against the TOS? Potentially exposing him/her to some legal trouble?
- nodata 14y agoO'Reilly will put your ebooks into your Dropbox folder if you let them. Amazon could do that. Problem solved. Link: http://shop.oreilly.com/category/customer-service/dropbox.do http://shop.oreilly.com/category/customer-service/dropbox.do
- mhurron 14y agoBackups are 'jumping through hoops' now? As others have said, breaking the DRM for personal uses (backups, changing devices) should be perfectly legal in the US and probably most of Europe as well.