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If I’m skint (short on funds) - I can treat it like my local library service.

Kobo enforces font size on purchased books, and has RIDICULOUS page numbering on books from its store.

In most cases I PREFER to read the DRM free version on my Kobo to the one I bought, because e.g.

What happens if (or when) my ebook reader dies? I either have to buy another one from the same vendor (Kobo) or LOSE my collection of paid for Encrypted (corrupted) e-books.

If I buy an e-book - I want a DRM free version of it, which I believe I am entitled to, so I still download a DRM copy from zlibrary.However - having said that - I use it all the time - and sometimes kick in some $$$ to their fundraising because it’s a VERY useful service… It’s a GREAT service. They’re free as in you can get them without paying like you could via piratebay or whatever, so it’s effectively piracy (and I personally don’t have any moral objections). they’re not “free” as in Free and Open Source. They’re not quite “free” : as in many cases they’re copyright infringing.

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