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Originally Posted by HarryT
Family sharing allows you to share content with one specific other adult (and up to four children). You also have to share payment methods, so it had better be a person whom you trust  . Given that the wording says "... in your household", I suspect there's probably a check that the other person is at the same address as you.
Very different to sending copies of books to arbitrary family members at other locations. |
Actually, no there isn't any 'check'. But it IS true that you can share with only one other adult and up to 4 children. Family sharing also allows you to share music and audiobooks in addition to ebooks. I didn't know about the apps and don't know on the video since my bro and I don't have the same interests.
In my opinion, morality is different from legality with the ebook sharing thing. The insistence that you have bought a license instead of a book is irksome to me. I can't even read paper books any longer due to eye damage. However, that issue has been discussed ad nauseum on this forum already. So long as I can remove DRM so that I can put MY book on any of MY devices, and share my devices, I am keeping with the intent of copywrite.