[darryl]

Originally Posted by Deskisamess

I see this in the TOS for Amazon Video. I've seen many posts from users complaining that their accounts have been locked, or they are blocked from watching video, after it had worked for them using a VPN. It stands to reason if Amazon is going to use "technology to verify your location" that they would take action if a user was found to be disguising their location.

I've often wondered about the users who aren't doing an end run around the location limits, but simply using a VPN for privacy reasons.

I thought I had read a similar statement about the Kindle Store, but Amazon has recently been updated and moving some help pages around, and I don't see it now. I might be mistaken in my memory.

Thanks for posting this. The last time I looked I saw no such term in relation to Kindle books. It doesn't particularly surprise me to see this term in relation to Amazon video. I would also not be surprised to see a similar term in relation to Amazon Music. It is interesting that you are in breach of the Kindle Store T&C if you remove DRM, but apparently not if you circumvent geo-blocking.