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Originally Posted by Elfwreck
"Supports DRM" is not the same as "your device can read this ebook." I don't have ADE registered (and am not planning to do so), and don't have Microsoft Reader installed on my computer--but when I add PC to the list, it shows me books in Microsoft Reader. (Including public domain books that they only offer in MS Reader.)
I understand that they're expecting users to just buy books and push "install whatever I need to read this" buttons, but I don't have to like it.
And, of course, since they don't mention the existence of DRM at all, there's no way to tell which of their books are and aren't DRM'd.
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I agree it should be mentioned but neither does Amazon. They just assume since you own a Kindle you will be able to read the books, DRM or not.
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