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Old 04-17-2013, 07:13 PM   #154
elemenoP
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Originally Posted by joblack View Post
I'm a concerned about Kobo's privacy policy.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-lS...is6W8pOS6rgdrA

(from 1:15+)

At first that sounds half-innocent but it's none of their business what I read, how long I read and so on.

So is Kobo spying upon the user? Can I disable these privacy violations?
Amazon tracks this information too, and reports it back to publishers as well. The difference is, Kobo lets you do something with your own data.

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EDIT: to clarify, I know they report this information to publishers IN THE AGGREGATE. As in, last month we sold 2000 copies of X book and 20% of those read and finished the book. I don't think Amazon is transmitting any user information to the publishers.

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