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Old 06-08-2025, 02:47 PM  
xyzzy_foo
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Originally Posted by xyzzy_foo View Post
If install K4A 4.17.0.146 on Android 9 or 10, get the key, and then download KFX using a newer K4A version (above 8.52.0.100) that Amazon still supports, will the key obtained from 4.17.0.146 still work?
In the end, this works.

I enabled root access on my LDPlayer 9 instance, installed K4A 4.17.0.146, copied the map_data_storage.db and imported it into DeDRM, then updated to K4A 8.53.0.100, copied the downloaded KFX files to my PC, and imported them into calibre.
The DRM was removed.

Even Kindle eBooks released after April 22, 2025, work without any issues—that's all.
I don’t understand why nobody else thought of such a simple idea.

I don’t have any Kindle eBooks with the "super-strong" KFX DRM, so I can’t comment to that.

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