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Originally Posted by DuckieTigger
Isn't the same true if you share in your family? Piracy applies only for breaking copyright. Multiple device usage implies that you effectively have the right to simultaneously use six (the default) copies at once. So lending out one device is not the same as lending out a paper book and still having and using a xerox copy for your own use.
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I've no qualms at all about Kindles in the same household being read by multiple family members, Duckie. It's when you start "lending" devices outside the household that, for me personally, the ethics become questionable.
Amazon also have a "family sharing" facility, allowing content from different accounts to be shared between two adults and up to four children at the same address.