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Originally Posted by Notjohn
I prefer not to encounter the problem. 1) you must have the legal right to distribute the fonts, 2) you must have the knowledge to embed them, 3) you have to hope that Amazon doesn't rip them out (as it sometimes does, assuming your mean to publish through KDP), and 4) your idea of great typeface may offend the reader who prefers his/her/its own great typeface, and who gives you a one-star review in consequence.
Besides, ARA General Belgrano sank with great loss of life in 1982.
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But with a Kindle, most eBooks that have embedded fonts, the embedded fonts never/hardly get seen. The default is not for Publisher Default. However, with Kindle, if you don't do something with the base font, then the default is a poor reading experience.
With ePub, you can embed a font that's only used in some places and that font will be seen.