|
I'm also unconcerned about it. Like robko, I don't care if they see my taste in books (if I had an email associated with purchasing on the reader, which I don't). But even if I had a legit account with billing info on the reader, I could still call Kobo and explain and get them to delete those illegally purchased books and refund my account and change the password since only I would have my complete billing info that would be on the reader to verify that I'm the real owner.
I'm much more concerned about losing the reader itself, there's no one you can call to get your money back there. And having a password will do absolutely no good, all the thief would have to do is do a factory reset which wipes the password (all mobile devices work the same in that regard), and they have a nice new reader.
Access to my account and books really isn't a worry to me because that can be fixed. The lost reader cannot.
|