Thread: What do you think about circumventing geographic restrictions?
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Old 02-22-2015, 02:58 PM   #22
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It is a moral issue because you are breaching a contract. When I signed up with Amazon, I agreed to abide to their rules; then I lied about where I live to buy English ebooks. This is clearly immoral.

I have a choice between not reading, pirating or bypassing geographic restrictions. I am choosing the last. I can't buy a paper book as usually there isn't one for self-published books and they are only available from Amazon.
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