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Old 05-26-2013, 06:57 PM   #100
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Originally Posted by BWinmill View Post

About the only conjecture is that vendors can use the data collected to surmise which books have had DRM removed. We know that these companies collect data about what and how we read. It is something that people can easily verify for themselves. At least some of that data is used for marketing purposes. Again, it is something that you can easily verify for yourself by looking at marketing materials from the vendors. None of that is conjecture. All of that is fact. You would be a fool to believe otherwise. What we don't know is the depth of the data collection and data usage. It may be a case of what we see is what is happening, or it may go much deeper. We simply don't know because the process is opaque. The possibility does exist though.
That makes me glad that I rarely, if ever, connect my ereaders to wifi. I really don't want to share my data.
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