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Originally Posted by dzigili
[..] For example, what stops me(you, or somone else..) to buy a book, and copy it to XXXX number of devices (upload it to the net, or smthn else) if every device could open it?
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Your conscience, hopefully. As making the file available for many people would definitely be illegal.
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Originally Posted by dzigili
I have kindle only for a few days, maybe I got something awfully wrong, but hey, I tried this and it is stupid from Amazon side if it can be done.
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The publisher decides if a book is DRM protected or not, not Amazon.
I for one are very thankful, that some publisher still believe that they can trust their customer to obey the law.
In the end, DRM is mostly a nuisance for user with multiple devices. People who want to pirate the books are not really dissuaded by it.