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Originally Posted by lightbulbjim
I don't think it's any different. If you buy from the Kobo store you get DRMed ePubs. If you buy from the Kindle store you get DRMed Mobis. No extra software is required in either case.
If you're talking about buying DRMed ePubs from sources other than the Kobo store, then fair enough. But that's not an option for Kindle either.
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I guess I wasn't clear, but that was my point. Neither the Kindle nor the Kobo (or, for that matter, the Nook) are open for DRM eBooks. Amazon uses their proprietary DRM and the ePub companies use Adobe's proprietary DRM. Kobo just automates the process if you buy from Kobo, as B&N does when you buy from them.