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Originally Posted by MGlitch
Signing out of a Nook device will certainly do the exact same thing as what it does on a Kobo, any purchased book is wiped from the device, any non previously synced data is gone, and side loaded content will at best need to be resorted into collections when you sign back in. This has been the case since the first Nook ereader, and is true for the iOS and Android apps as well.
I'm fairly sure that the same is true for Amazon, but I can't confirm with first hand experience. I'd also wager any ereader with an attached ebook store would function the same way, but again I don't have first person experience with this.
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On the Kindle you "Deregister." And when you click "Deregister" you get a confirmation that reads...
"Deregister Your Kindle .... Your Kindle will be deregistered from your Amazon account, some features will not work, and some settings may not be saved. After deregistering, you can register your Kindle to another Amazon account. ... Are you sure you want to deregister? ... CANCEL ... DEREGISTER"
On a Nook you don't "sign out, you "Erase & Deregister Device." I don't know if the Nook has a confirmation screen. I'm away from home and don't want to take the chance. But the language makes it pretty clear what will happen if you follow through.