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Originally Posted by Charlie Dog
I assume you mean one Amazon account, I am the only one that orders from Amazon.
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Yes. You can freely share books between your devices if they're all on the same account. It is supported by Amazon and you can all be concurrently reading the same book.
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Originally Posted by Charlie Dog
I can still get books wirelessly, just don't sync, right.
Why would I want to sync? You mean between my Kindle for PC and my real Kindle? ...and assuming I don't want to share bookmarks or underlining?
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Originally Posted by Amazon
Whispersync: Device Synchronization
If you plan to read the same book on more than one device at a time, you should keep synchronization on.
Example: If you were reading a book on your 2nd Generation Kindle, then later open the same book on your 3rd Generation Kindle, you could keep reading right where you left off.
With synchronization on, a book will open at the last page read, even on another device. It will also keep track of any bookmarks, highlights, or notes that you add so you can see them on another Kindle.
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You can toggle the syncing through "Manage synchronisation between devices" on the "Manage Your Kindle" page on Amazon.
It only affects the synchronisation of last page read, bookmarks, highlights and notes. The wireless download of items and web access aren't affected at all. By default, Amazon has it set so you can pick up any Kindle device on the same account and continue reading from where you left off. You'll want that turned off otherwise you will interfere with each other.