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Old 08-22-2013, 08:30 AM   #1
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DRM on e-books? Five possibly good reasons to crack it
Some of you may have come to realize that you're not buying your e-books. In many cases you are in effect just renting them, controlled by digital-rights management and subject to tough rules buried in small print. Legal issues put aside, Digital Trends names five reasons why you might want to free your e-book collection.
  1. Leave the country, lose your ebooks
  2. Anger Amazon, lose your ebooks
  3. Own too many devices, lose your ebooks
  4. Switch to a different book store, lose your ebooks
  5. Bookstore shuts down, lose your ebooks

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