Thread: DRM, DeDRM, and ebook formats
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Old 01-17-2025, 03:03 PM   #86
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Originally Posted by ratinox View Post
If Amazon aren't looking to migrate Kindle OS to an Android-based stack then I think the move to MTP and the elimination of D&T is simply a consequence of using a Linux native filesystem internally.
The move to MTP may be a consequence of using a Linux native file system for the externally exposed storage. The jump to saying that the elimination of D&T is for the same reason when you can still copy files to a 2024 Kindle over MTP is a non sequitur. You download the file from Amazon with encryption based on the device serial number and copy it to the Kindle. Where does using MTP make any change in that process?
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