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Originally Posted by Sirtel
You only risk your content if you don't remove the DRM and create your own backup copy.
As for myself, I sideload everything, including books bought from the same store my current device is registered to (currently Kobo). No direct downloads to the device at all. YMMV.
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For sure.
Personally for myself I am a bit ambivalent about the situation with my Keyboard Kindle, as I cannot remember when I last used it to read. It's been my primary download device, so now it has been made redundant. Obviously if I was to use it for ebooks not yet on it, I would have to sideload them, but can I be bothered.
In reality, the only reason I don't use it for reading, is because it doesn't have the substrate layer for lighting, and the pull-out cover light lights things unevenly. Other than that, and I would prefer it over my Paperwhite, due to page turn buttons.
All that said, I much prefer my Kobo Libra H2O ereader these days.