Thread: Slow death of Kindle?
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Old 09-28-2025, 11:06 AM   #65
cellaris
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
Send-to-Kindle does not make the Kindle an open system. It's very much a closed system.
99% of the e-books I read come from bookshops other than Amazon. Send to Kindle allows me to conveniently have those books on my Kindle e-readers (obviously removing the DRM beforehand if they have it). I don't care whether it's a closed or open system as long as I can do that. For all practical purposes, it makes no difference to me compared to my other e-readers. I have the same e-books on all of them, no matter how open their system is.
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