Amazon's closing yet another Kindle loophole to back up your purchased e-books
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Re: Amazon's closing yet another Kindle loophole to back up your purchased e-books
#3When they made the first move a month or so ago I promptly bailed and now I buy Kobo. I have ZERO interest in digital products I can't archive, it's my bottom line, especially with books that I don't want to have to deal with Amazon's Kindle app to manage.
I've purchased hundreds of Kindle volumes over the years, and never will again; I really doubt that I'm alone in that.
Re: Amazon's closing yet another Kindle loophole to back up your purchased e-books
#4When they made the first move a month or so ago I promptly bailed and now I buy Kobo. I have ZERO interest in digital products I can't archive, it's my bottom line, especially with books that I don't want to have to deal with Amazon's Kindle app to manage. I've purchased hundreds of Kindle volumes over the years, and never will again; I really doubt that I'm alone in that.
Were you able to backup your existing Kindle purchases?
Re: Amazon's closing yet another Kindle loophole to back up your purchased e-books
#5When they made the first move a month or so ago I promptly bailed and now I buy Kobo. I have ZERO interest in digital products I can't archive, it's my bottom line, especially with books that I don't want to have to deal with Amazon's Kindle app to manage. I've purchased hundreds of Kindle volumes over the years, and never will again; I really doubt that I'm alone in that.
Same here! I love Kobo and done w Kindle.
Re: Amazon's closing yet another Kindle loophole to back up your purchased e-books
#6When they made the first move a month or so ago I promptly bailed and now I buy Kobo. I have ZERO interest in digital products I can't archive, it's my bottom line, especially with books that I don't want to have to deal with Amazon's Kindle app to manage. I've purchased hundreds of Kindle volumes over the years, and never will again; I really doubt that I'm alone in that.
Were you able to backup your existing Kindle purchases?
Fortunately I was, mostly because I'd been doing that all along for years. If not... that would have been a very unpleasant experience.