Title: Failure to respect privacy = failure to respect user
Product review: I have been a Kindle booster since they appeared. I felt Amazon's reader was the best on the market and eminently functional. By this point, I imagine everybody has heard the news that Amazon removed a book from a great many users' kindles. While there is a legitimate rationale for what Amazon did--the book in question was out of copyright in the nation in which it was issued, but not so under American copyright law--it does not change the fact that Amazon has shown that, when it feels there is suitable cause, it can and will alter the contents of your kindle and so whatever you buy for your kindle will remain yours only at the sufferance of Amazon.I sympathize with Amazon's position, however the action they took has invalidated them as a trustworthy purveyor of digital goods.
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