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Originally Posted by JSWolf
This is part of the problem. When I was last on vacation, I was away from home for 12 or 13 days. I barely had WiFi access. I had my Reader with me. So if I was reading an eBook borrowed from Kindle Unlimited, I would not have been able to turn on the WiFi and send that I had read more then 10%. This is a major flaw in the system and Amazon should address it.
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I'd be surprised if this wasn't considered, then ignored at some point at the discussion stage, since it would only ever work out in Amazon's favour. When publishers started imposing fixed fonts and margins on their ebooks that you can't change, I started routinely using Calibre to break that formatting before I start reading. I'd guess that would also break what they use to determine whether it's been read or not.