Thread: Encryption of ebooks in Calibre
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Old 04-13-2012, 02:51 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by cybmole View Post
you could of course simply remove the watermarking - we will not be discussing how to do that here, but from what I have read elsewhere it seems a simple editing task.

you might also want to ask potttermore if they plan a lost/stolen watermarked book reporting system in the event that your reader is lost/stolen

PS for now, anyway, watermarking seems to "work" as I've not seen any of the new HP ebooks leaked on line.
Really we might not move in the same circles I guess as I have seen both the US and the UK versions of the pottermore epubs.
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