Thread: Kindle or Kobo Cloud Library Estate Access
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Old 02-02-2020, 10:28 PM   #1
Richwood
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Kindle or Kobo Cloud Library Estate Access
Something to consider if you have a sizeable Amazon or Kobo cloud ebook library. From my point of view this is part of your estate. If/when you die or are incapacitated you might consider leaving full access info for your account as part of your will or something to be passed on to a friend or relative. Amazon and Kobo seem to feel that your access dies with you but I feel that access should be available to your choice of an individual. Others thoughts on this?

I am age 75 so thinking of things like this.
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