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Originally Posted by rlauzon
Yes it does. Why should I have to ask MobiPocket's permission to publish an eBook? While it's free today, it might not be free tomorrow.
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When you convert a book to mobipocket format using their freely available software, you have a few choices.
- No Encryption
- Encrypt (Prevents from ripping books to source text)
- Encrypt with Password (Forces you to use a password to read the book)
- Encrypt with DRM (Use Mobipocket's standard DRM scheme.)
Mobipocket's DRM server software is freely available as well I believe. You can use the mobipocket format without depending on the company for anything but the software (a one time download).