Thread: Closure of Account - Access to digital content
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Old 10-13-2015, 12:41 AM   #44
Josieb1
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Originally Posted by Atunah View Post
I 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.
My Cloud Drive is with Dropbox. I'd never trust that with Amazon. I have ebooks and Audibles only.

I've only ever bought TV shows/films from iTunes and I have those on DVD as well. When we buy music it's always the CD, hubby likes iTunes and MP3 but he would never buy only digital music, just like I won't buy only digital TV/films, we like the hard copy too.

We need laws to protect digital content but we won't see that in my lifetime I very much doubt.
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