This Clever Kindle Trick Lets You Download 25 Books at Once - but It's Risky
A new hack allows Kindle users to download up to 25 books at a time instead of the tedious process of downloading them individually, significantly reducing the time and effort required to back up a large library. This method involves using a Chrome extension called Tampermonkey to run a script that automates the download process, although it comes with significant risks, including potential security vulnerabilities and the possibility of data loss. Users are cautioned to proceed with caution, understanding that the effectiveness of the method can vary based on individual setups and the potential for unexpected technical issues.
- The article highlights a growing concern among digital consumers about the accessibility and control over their purchased content, especially as companies tighten restrictions on downloads.
- What implications does this have for consumer rights in the digital age, and should platforms like Amazon offer more robust backup options for digital purchases?