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Originally Posted by Quoth
I'm also sure this is about control, not safety.
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Border control is a given with Kindle. This is a minuscule increment to that.
But also safety, convenience, and on Windows, much faster transfers. These are all improvements, albeit tiny ones.
I would not underestimate safety. If it prevents data corruption, that alone justifies it. A Kindle with corrupt data is not happy, may not even function.
And no macOS turds left behind.
I miss command line access, but where there is a will, there's a way.