Thread: Ebook store with the easiest to remove DRM?
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Old 04-17-2024, 11:13 AM   #4
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DRM-free is best if you can.

Kindle is very tricky to remove DRM from. Barnes & Noble requires either a physical device or the no-longer-available app.

Google Play has had a lot of issues so you may also wish to avoid that.

eBooks.com and Kobo are reliable. Either you'll get a DRM-free book, or Adobe ACSM which is one of the easiest to remove with NoDRM's fork of DeDRM.
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