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Originally Posted by caleb72
The TOS from Amazon also specifies that you can't remove the DRM and just viewing in a non-Amazon application constitutes breach of the agreement even if you download a DRM-free file.
So basically if you're going to break one of those, you might as well break them all.
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I think, though, you have to make a separate between violating your terms of service with Amazon (which, as you rightly say, removing DRM is) and outright piracy - giving someone else a copy of a book that you've bought.