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Originally Posted by MrsJoseph
My issue isn't just the remote accessibility - its their desire to have access to every stage of my consumption process. TM might be ok with Amazon accessing his library data points - but my privacy concerns skyrocketed.
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They already know what I read based on the 200+ ebooks I have from them. What's a few library books?
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I do not want my information crossed over and I do not want Amazon in my library activities - and Amazon effectively lost a sale of a new kindle.
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Library book = store bought book = no difference. There's nothing sacrosanct about a library book. A book is a book is a book.
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But what about Amazon?? WHY should Amazon have access to information that Kobo, Sony, B&N, BAEN, S&S, Hachette, Penguin, etc does not? WHAT makes Amazon such a special little snowflake that they deserve that kind of detailed activity that their competitors do not have access to??
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Because they have Kindle format and Adobe doesn't.