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Originally Posted by SteveEisenberg
What happens if five or ten years from now, the book buyer wants to re-read? Without DRM, they won't buy or borrow the book again. I know this feels unfair to some people, but its no more fair or unfair than having to buy a new copy of Windows when you get a new PC.
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What a truly outrageous statement in a thread full of outrageous statements.
At the moment, with or without DRM, I can continue to read books I purchased from Amazon. DRM shouldn't be a tool to *force* me to buy additional copies. It *should* be a tool to prevent unauthorized copying (and which doesn't do a good job of that).