Amazon makes it clear that Kindle Books are Licensed and not Owned
Amazon has revised the text when purchasing a Kindle e-book on its online store. You do not own the book you bought but are licensing it. It used to say 'By clicking on above button, you agree to Amazon's Kindle Store Terms of Use.
Amazon is killing off a very useful Kindle feature - are you affected?
As spotted by Good E-Reader, as of February 26, 2025, Amazon is set to kill off its Download & Transfer via USB option for all Kindles, meaning the only way you’ll be able to buy and download eBooks and other purchases is over Wi-Fi.
Amazon closed a loophole that facilitated easy DRM removal, and while the timing of the recent store change looks like Amazon ...
The discounts and promotion only include the hardcover editions of each of these books, rather than the paperback or Kindle ...
First Reads is free to join, and when you sign up, you’ll get a monthly email with the new selections of the month.
Amazon is once again demonstrating that buying things in today’s world does not mean you actually own them. The company is closing a loophole that enabled owners of Kindle books to strip them of their ...
With the removal of the popular functionality, Amazon seems to be grooving its users to stick to its ecosystem.
Today, I’m talking with Andy Hunter, the CEO of Bookshop.org. Bookshop, at its core, is a website that lets local bookshops ...
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