I'd also like to point out, since I am a complete drm hater, that supporting
open format commercially allows you to switch devices seamlessly and greatly
enhances the number of backup options available to you. If you buy locked down
content, you can hardly blame the provider for not letting you
I think I am overly paranoid and I like having backups of backups. I know what
it is like to loose a large amount of data and this is why I make every effort
to ensure anything I purchase on my iPhone or iPad is backed up at least in two
if not three places. Having mobile devices is great, but t
Well said,
I think often people don't dig enough to find who the true villain as it were
in a given situation. Greedy? I don't know of a company that isn't not for
profit that isn't greedy. But that being said, Your ultimately responsible for
the content you buy. It's good to have things ba
Using the Audible app or service will not resolve this person's problem. I
suspect simply authorizing the new device would solve the problem.
Here is a URL that provides information about recovering content, authorizing
devices, etc.,
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2519?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en
Use the Audible app if you can, books are the only thing I understand you
cannot get back through I tunes.
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Subject: Greedy A
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Sent: Friday, June 29, 2012 3:36 PM
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Subject: Re: Greedy Apple?
For no other reason than to find an outlet to complain. I have not purchased
any audio books from the iTunes store
From the app store, you can go to updates and install what you've
already purchased that way. There's probably a similar setting in ITunes
onvce you've authorized your phone with your Apple ID.
On 6/29/2012 2:35 PM, Scott Howell wrote:
For no other reason than to find an outlet to complain. I h
top using their
products, since you seem to have issues with services they offer.
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For no ot
For no other reason than to find an outlet to complain. I have not purchased
any audio books from the iTunes store myself, but I suspect the problem is this
new phone was not authorized yet. So, instead of blaming Apple and claiming
they are greedy just because Steve died, which is absolutely ri
That's why it's better to sync with iTunes first. That way, you get all your
purchases transferred over.
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Hi,
Not to be a jerk here, but what exactly prompted this post aside from anger
about not being able to restore your previously purchased audiobooks for
free?
Here's a simple solution:, sync with iTunes next time.
Also, you need to take into account iTunes in the cloud (or some features of
it) may
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