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Old 04-06-2011, 03:28 PM   #151
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
I don't disagree, but again, "Normal readers" will never have to remember the old credit card number in order to simply read their old book.
That's only true as long as they keep the e-book on the same device. Back when I used to upgrade my Palms, if I transferred e-books from one Palm to the next, I had to use the old CC# when I first opened the e-book on the new device. The same holds true if you have to restore your device for some reason: When you reload the software and the books, you have to re-enter the CC#.

Now, it's true that it's not an issue if you simply remove the DRM, but that's a bit like saying, "Not having the key to a house isn't a problem if the door's unlocked." The reason it's a problem is because the DRM is there in the first place. You either have to go through the PITA of remembering or retrieving the CC#, or the PITA of removing the DRM.
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