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Old 10-27-2018, 04:44 AM   #23
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Originally Posted by davidfor View Post
Yes it is. So why did you bring up the database issues and then not expect others to discuss it?
Because the random connection losses caused by the USB drivers that Kobo just cannot seem to get right can cause database corruption (among other problems less severe but equally annoying).
I am being honest: I got an h2o ed2 on the cheap and I was totally looking forward to using it. The first thing I noticed: I have to stand on my head and whistle a tune to get it to connect to my computer which I will have to do quite often because Kobo does not allow my books into the cloud. My experience tells my that after half a year of random disconnects something will snap and I will have to factory reset, thereby losing all my notes and stats irretrievably.
Everytime I get a Kobo I hope that something will be different. Unfortunately it never really is. Kobo is a really crappy product. It‘s crap dressed up with nice font and page controls, but that does not make it not crap.

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