Thread: Penguin ends library/Overdrive relationship starting tomorrow
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Old 02-24-2012, 07:52 AM   #211
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Originally Posted by KentE View Post
At the very least, libraries should insist on an "informed consent" model for ebooks, with a notification that checking out a book in a specific format (.azw, Kindle) will result in your personal information being transmitted to a 3rd party that will use it for direct marketing. It's worth noting that no similar personal data transfer exists for books checked out in Epub format.
Yes it does.
Adobe have access to the same information whenever you authorise an eBook through ADE.
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