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I have a friend who said he read in a Kindle 2 review that one of the problems with the Kindle is that if you download a book, then it's taken down for whatever reason, that you can no longer re-download that book to your Kindle if you had deleted it. The reviewer suggested that users keep a backup of every book file so you could still transfer via USB if needed.
Is that true? I always thought that even if a book was taken down and not allowed to be purchased any longer, that previous buyers could still re-download that book from the archive folder on the Kindle, or from the Kindle account management screen.
Just wondering if I should start backing up book files to my comp. Thanks.
Is that true? I always thought that even if a book was taken down and not allowed to be purchased any longer, that previous buyers could still re-download that book from the archive folder on the Kindle, or from the Kindle account management screen.
Just wondering if I should start backing up book files to my comp. Thanks.