Hi Norman, I can remove DRM easily, I doubt it is ethical.
BUt I think for a personal copy, I would like to add notes to the ebook, which meaning I will have to buy the book.
Regards, Derek On 05/11/14 09:17, Norman Dunbar wrote:
Hi Derek, Kindle DRM is pretty simple to deactivate. I did it myself some time ago when I needed a paid for Kindle book on my other reader for work. The iRiver needs ePub format, so a quick de-DRM and a Calibre conversion, and it was done. Legally, it's a bit tenuous of course, I own the Kindle version and paid for it, and nobody but me can read it, and I only read on one or the other device, plus it counts as a backup in case Amazon decide to lock me out of my books one day, as they do. I'm sure a recent change to copyright law in the UK made provision for this sort of copying, but, as mentioned, it's tenuous - and was at the time, definitely! Cheers, Norm. -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.
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