Thread: Loaning and exchanging e-books - is this legal?
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Old 12-12-2008, 02:26 AM   #10
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No ... You're not getting into an agreement that you and only you can get your eyes on the text. You're entering into an agreement that the book can only be read (i.e. loaded onto) on a limited set of devices

So where Fictionwise say "this book is licensed exclusively to you" they actually mean "to the specific device you happen to own right now"? What about people like me that don't own a device?
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