Thread: eBook piracy, how common is it?
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Old 04-02-2009, 05:35 PM   #545
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Originally Posted by Good Old Neon View Post
Really, I do some IT work on the side, and I’ve yet to run into a single DRM related problem. When problems do arise, it’s usually because the end user is attempting to circumvent it.

I’ve purchased dozens of DRM protected books from Amazon, and I’ve yet to run into a single issue. Would it be great if Amazon allowed users to read on any and all devices, hells yeah, but they don’t, and I understood and accepted that fact when I purchased my Kindle.
Let's say your Kindle breaks and you decide to replace it with a reader that is not a Kindle. Say goodbye to all your DRM infected Kindle eBooks.
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