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Originally Posted by hyegeek
Turns out, this change is actually muddying the waters a bit more. It looks like the actual result is that you may not be able to tell if a book is DRM free before you purchase it. So far, I've looked at a few free books and the ones that have had an EPUB did not also say simultaneous use unlimited.
Unless that changes, I think all they've managed to do is make me less likely to purchase. I decided long ago, I'm not paying any money on what amounts to an invalid contract. Any contract where one party can change the rules at will and the other has no recourse is not valid, so even with the ability to remove DRM or possibly (no way to know) download an EPUB, they won't get my money.
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I think you can tell on some of them. If the eBook is DRM free like Tor or Star Trek eBooks, they will be able to be downloaded.