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Originally Posted by MobileJanie
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Originally Posted by winsomnia
What that means is, ADE doesn't care where that books comes from (nothing to do with email accounts)
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My experience says you are correct. I buy books using three email accounts, and always put them through ADE, haven't had a problem yet. |
Exactly. ADE has to be registered with an email address, but that email address only has to match other machines/devices in order to open the DRM'd file. The library/vendor sends you an ACSM file which tells ADE how to download the file, and the terms of the license. ADE then authorizes the license with a content server (which encrypts the file using the key registered to the authorized email) and downloads the encrypted file. The whole process is agnostic of the vendor you purchased/checked out the content from and any email addresses they may have on file. Actually Overdrive doesn't even store your email address other than if you place a book on hold (which is strictly used to notify you).