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Originally Posted by stumped
surely that is impossible with modern android security restrictions, a book has to be in a folder that the reader app has ownership of i.e. can read AND modify, if you want it to write annotations back into the book.
and surely you don't intent to give write access to remote devices for your source calibre library ?
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Your first assumptions is wrong, since I am already successfully doing this, just without CC. I use my own cloud and have a client installed on my devices (DS Cloud). The client syncs among other data my content with the calibre library. On my devices I have a reader installed (ezPDFReader as mentioned in my initial post) which is able to access the folder where the data is synced to; any changes in there are synced back by DS Cloud.
Your second assumption is also wrong; I allow my remote devices write access to the source calibre library (indirectly through the cloud). Until now I didn't encounter any issues with that but if so I still would have a backup
