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Old 03-12-2009, 07:01 PM   #143
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If someone's intent is to strip off the DRM they wouldn't need KindlePID, they just need a valid Mobipocket PID. You can get one by downloading the free PC version of MobiPocket Reader or from any other device that supports Mobipocket.
You need a Kindle PID (or Kindle App PID) to strip DRM from books bought from Amazon.
But you can do it the other way round with just a mobi PID, if you buy directly from MobiPocket (which Amazon owns), rather than Amazon.

In fact, you must have a mobi PID to buy from Mobipocket at all, and you can get one from the Mobipocket desktop software.

More and more it seems that this isn't about preserving the DRM, but rather about preserving Amazon's lock-in efforts.
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