No. You are missing the point: this incident was not an accident, a bug or a mishap. The featureset of the Kindle was deliberately premeditated to ensure the fu

No. You are missing the point: this incident was not an accident, a bug or a mishap. The featureset of the Kindle was deliberately premeditated to ensure the fulfilment of the requirement that allows for the revocation of the Right to Read. Effort has been spent to have this capability. It is Chekhov's principle: If in the first act you have hung a pistol on the wall, then in the following one it should be fired. Otherwise don't put it there. And judging the book in question by its cover, one might be tempted to think, that it was a bait: and apparently the well educated, clear-headed lawyers/managers who pulled the plug had obviously no idea what they were doing. If they knew, then all the worse.