Title: DRM and NSLs
Product review: Kindle is a great device, but its implementation in terms of respect for the end user is deeply flawed.Not only does Amazon reserve the right to rescind your purchases, but they can clearly manage and track the contents of your device.One has to wonder what the threshold is on sharing information about customers and Kindles with authorities. You must demand your right to privacy, however narrowly ascribed in the U.S. Constitution.DRM, or digital rights management, means that you do not control your digital content. If you don't control it, then you don't own it.I am a Kindle owner from the earliest iteration.
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