Thread: Amazon and DRM changes
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Old 04-10-2023, 04:08 AM   #1981
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Originally Posted by Magoop View Post
Please pardon my cluelessness, I wanted a clarification made

Say my library lends out ebooks using Amazon so they can be sent directly to a Kindle (or really any device you have registered on your Amazon account), but these are not usually Kindle Unlimited books.

From what I understand I need to do something to the Calibre Plug-in for DeDRM in order for the needed meta-data from the Kindle book to be removed.

(or possibly use another program that I may have to pay for?)

I am able to get the files of the book myself using an old version of K4PC, as well as using my Kindle Paperwhites.

Would this be the same process as if I were using Calibre to remove DRM from a Kindle Unlimited book? Or am I completely misunderstanding?

I am able to follow things on here pretty well. I managed to get a stable jailbreak on my old Paperwhite. I think my wires got crossed from trying to parse old/outdated reddit posts. So I am sorry if this is a bit muddled.


Thank you very much for any help
Detailed help with DRM removal is not permitted at MobileRead. I suggest asking at NoDRM's github pages.

I agree that the line between discussion of DRM changes, and help with DRM removal is a fine one, but we try to make the distinction.
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