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Originally Posted by shevirsy
Hahaha
Thank you.
For a moment Harry's ignorance sparked some hope. I meant Parental Controls for Kindle in the sense that I need some options to block Kindle and NOT another human for doing this or that.
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Thank you for your rudeness.
HarryT only mentioned Parental Controls on response to YOUR random

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Originally Posted by shevirsy
Maybe if I get parental controls for electronic devices, I'd be willing to consider it.
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If you decided to mentally connect Parental Controls with Amazon Controls, you have nobody but yourself to blame. HarryT certainly did not encourage you to think so.
I may actually have inadvertently encouraged you to think so, thus your abuse should've been directed at me. NOTE: The main purpose to my post was to alert you to the BBB Firewall, which will actually have the effect you wanted.
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Originally Posted by shevirsy
Anyway, if you are reading this thread because you have the same problem, disregard Harry. Having 60k posts can tell a lot of things about the user and accuracy is not one of them.
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60K posts may not tell you anything about the accuracy of them, but reading many of those posts and observing the accuracy
does tell me things about the user. (So does the fact that he has
somehow managed to become a forum editor/moderator and is on the administrator board.)
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Originally Posted by shevirsy
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That is certainly one answer, but so is:
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Originally Posted by HarryT
The notes and highlights are stored in a text file on the Kindle called "MyClippings.txt". Just copy this file onto your PC via the USB connection.
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...the first thing HarryT said to you. And neither will embed the notes in the ebook itself, anyway
Unless the answer you were looking for had to do with blocking the WiFi?

In which case I feel obliged to inform you that the Annotations plugin does not secretly also install a filter on your Kindle.
I am now regretting referring you to the plugin in that other thread -- I don't like helping people who thank their helpers the way you do.