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I do with they had some very clear laid out rules for such things. I mean I have been buying kindle books since 2008, that is a lot of books and a lot of money over all these years. I just don't know the legal stuff with all these things. Isn't there some small print somewhere that what we are actually buying are licenses to read those books on our registered devices? But if one cannot register a device, then one cannot even use a license they paid for to read those books.
That doesn't even get into the issue of audible and also movies and TV shows purchased. I have those too. Wouldn't that be theft if they basically take away the option to view items you paid for? Or even paid for the license to view. Wouldn't it have to say on each receipt for each such item that in the event of one losing access to the account, items will be what, forfeit?
It is a bit worrying to be honest.
And I also pay for the cloud drive that now went up in price for the unlimited. Without the amazon account, one cannot sign in there either and will potentially lose documents and files. Or would they still let one download those. I guess that doesn't need a device. But what if they won't even let someone sign into the account anymore at all.
Yikes.
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