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Old 12-11-2018, 04:00 PM   #13
rcentros
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Originally Posted by ZodWallop View Post
Is that still true since Kobo's added direct Overdrive integration to all their devices?
All their current devices, but I don't have a current Kobo device. And, I'm guessing, a lot of people don't. Meanwhile any Kindle works with Overdrive (where Kindle Overdrive borrowing is available, i.e., in the U.S.).

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I don't own a Kindle and my Aura's old enough it didn't get the update. Plus I don't borrow library books. So this is just an honest question, not an argument.
There's advantages and disadvantages to all readers. I like and use Kobos and Kindles (and Sonys and Tolinos and ...). I just think the Kindle "walled garden" argument is kind of weak.
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