Thread: whose bright idea was it?
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Old 07-11-2020, 03:10 PM   #42
John Hopper
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Originally Posted by shalym View Post
Actually, if you read John Hopper's post, he specifically says that he doesn't want to have to go into "MYCD" (Manage Your Content and Devices) to have to delete the articles that he has sent to his Kindle. He wants to read them, and then delete them. Permanently.



Shari
Yes, I email the articles to my Kindle, so they are in the Amazon cloud if I do want to keep them; but in most cases I don't, and therefore permanently deleting them from the Kindle is a neat solution. Before this option was available, I would go into MYCD and delete them, which obviously takes a little more time.

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