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In my country they normally use only watermark, which is no problem for me, I don't illegal share my books and they work on all readers and I haven't got the DRM problem in years,but now they start an "e-book all u can read service", for about 5 euro's a month but they state: if u reach the end of a book,you get a warning,after that you can extend the reading period for 14 days,then it is no longer readable, so I guessing they gonna use some kind of DRM, but I use two readers, one upstairs (Glo) and a bigger one downstairs ( Aura HD ) normally I rip the DRM from Google books (the only one here that uses DRM), but I think this kind of DRM for the reader club will be a special one that need authorisation.
From Adobe I understand that you can delete an authorisation,but then the reader must be connected, and I sold the 4 sony devices before I thought about revoking the authorisation.. I never needed them on my Kobo's.
I don't have to rip that DRM, if I want to read the book for a second time,I just re-add it again from the reading service.
I am not experiented enough to know what system they gonna use, but if they can disable them it must be some form of DRM.
There is no time limit on the books, only when you reach the last page,it will expires, no idea how they want to do that otherwise then with DRM ?
So it will be something like try to rip that DRM so I can use the book on 2 readers (not to steal them, as I said that will not be needed because I can rent them again), or stuck to Adobe but then I need identical authorisation.
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