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Old 11-12-2010, 05:58 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Aspen View Post
Just read the post below mine about Kobo having DRM....never read that anywhere else before and I thought I researched fairly well about DRM and nonDRM sources since I have not done any research on the legality of removing DRM and am uncomfortable with the entire issue at present. I have to say that this makes me hate the entire eReader world even more.
You can assume most purchased titles will have some form of DRM. It has nothing to do with the ereader devices, and everything to do with misplaced notions on the part of the issuers of the books that they must be encumbered with protection to prevent piracy. There are a few havens of sanity, like Baen Books Webscriptions program, that do not apply DRM, but the larger world hasn't yet gotten the memo that it's self defeating and turns off customers.

You can probably find advice elsewhere on MR about removing the DRM. Meanwhile, I'd suggest urging Velocity to go through the steps needed to be a device Kobobooks supports.
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