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Originally Posted by ottischwenk
Yes, but I am not allowed to change it, which means that I can copy an epub onto a Kindle, but the Kindle cannot do anything with it.
I am also allowed to copy a backup of this file to another Adobe authorized device - but at best this shows garbage, if anything, or an error message.
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The law may not allow it, but it's certainly possible to do it. You claimed in the previous thread that it can't be done. Of course it can be done. It's your business if you want to scrupulously obey the law that directly harms your interests as a customer, not permitting you to back up your purchases among other things. For example, if Adobe shuts down its servers one day, so much for your DRMed epubs. They become unreadable. You're claiming you're independent while actually you're anything but. You're totally dependent on big corporations like Amazon and Adobe for keeping your purchased books accessible to you.