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Originally Posted by murraypaul
Your argument has been found out, and you are dancing around the issue.
1) You only have a right to read a book with a valid license.
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Wrong - I can read everything, even without a license
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2) Breaking the terms of the license revokes your right to read the book.
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Wrong - I always have the right to read, regardless of whether I violate the license conditions or not
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3) Lending the book to someone else breaks the terms of the license.
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That might be possible
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4) People who read a book without a license are thieves.
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That is also not correct
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4) You have lent books to other people.
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Correct.
It is forbidden by law to manipulate the licensed file so that it can be read on devices that do not belong to the account - DRM removal.
And this manipulation enables the theft, which takes place when this modified file is also used on a device belonging to another account.
Then another license would have had to be bought.