They can still revoke access and not give it back. Secondly, you might be right! Maybe you’re not violating anything! But that doesn’t matter if their robots (or real life employees) think you are. Unless you’re a lawyer and can fully understand all of the implications of the contracts they make us sign to use their services, AND you read, in full, all of the updates they make every time they make an update-you could be violating their ToS right now and you’d never know it.
First off, terms of service are complicated and always changing. But there are few things you can set up a system to make managing your e-books easy, while also retaining access to all of the books you’ve purchased no matter what a big ‘ol mean corporation might think of you.Īnd if you’re thinking, “But I follow all the rules! They’d never revoke my access!” I kindly submit-yeah, no. So how do you purchase e-books so that you can really “own” them? And how do you gain “ownership” access to the books you’ve already purchased?Ĭurrently, the answer to this question is not at all simple. But if you have hundreds or thousands of dollars worth of ebooks contained in a single account, it might be worth it to look into your options for backing up your data.
Yes, it’s convenient to purchase a book on Kindle and manage it in your Kindle app or.
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