Title: DRM abuse
Product review: Amazon uses the DRM on the kindle to delete books that its users have paid for and remove features which they once had. This is a perfect example of how the users are tricked into thinking that they own the products and the software but really they don't. They are simply borrowing these things from Amazon and can have them taken away at any time. Its unfortunate that users don't understand what rights they have. But this is the nature of DRM and proprietary software. You are essentially signing an agreement that you don't actually own any of it. But you are led to believe that you do own it.If you do decide to buy a kindle understand that you may have your books deleted with no warning and there is nothing you can do about it. I encourage people to google words like DRM and open source software if they want to learn more. Learn about what free software really means, the freedom to have control over your own devices rather than signing that freedom away in an end user agreement.
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