Thread: A usage question---is this fair?
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Old 11-25-2010, 05:17 AM   #10
murraypaul
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Originally Posted by taming View Post
I believe other DRM schemes like kobo kepub (their own DRM) or Kindle DRM, does similar things--one device, one account. Kobo does this by only syncing one account per device. Sync with account #2, and all the books on your device through account #1 magically disappear. They can be reloaded when account #2 is gone from the device.
Don't know about real Kindles, but the Kindle app for iThings doesn't work like this. Although you can only download content for the currently authorised account, content from other accounts remains available and can be read.
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