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Originally Posted by nabsltd
No, I suspect it's merely a "our database doesn't say that the ASIN is supposed to be on that Kindle, so we'll nuke it". There is likely no check about the "validity" of the book. I suspect that if you did a "download and transfer via USB" the book would remain even if you had done some editing.
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No, D&T via USB content has been "nuked". Obviously the Amazon Kindle system is a bit broken. Collections can be messed up too. That's why I think the "solution" is to ONLY use D&T (and don't buy a Kindle that doesn't support it) and never use WiFi, Sync or "Send to Kindle", except with a Kindle App only used for Amazon, or if your Kindle eink is ONLY used for KU / loans with no purchased ebooks or sideloaded content.
It looks like Amazon thinks the Kindle is a terminal.