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Old 01-11-2020, 06:56 PM   #78
fjtorres
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Originally Posted by cgsmom View Post
True enough. Luckily, I found convertlit before I lost access to all my LIT books. I even emailed Amazon about the LIT books I bought. They ignored my emails. It was a long time before I bought anything from them again. But time goes on. Now I buy mostly from Kobo or Google. Sometimes from Amazon if they are cheaper.
I never bought an ebook I couldn't back up.
DRM-free from day one, Lit after Convert lit, mobi after deDRM, Kindle after...
It's not about sharing or even format-shifting.

It's the principle of backup.

I don't see cloud storage and/or eternal redownloads as a replacement for true backups. I've always done backups. Of all my data. On floppy, on tape, on DVD, hard drive, or solid state media. Usually on more than one.

Simple security.
If I bought it I want to keep it.
Especially books because I reread.
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