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Amazon Is Killing A Key Kindle Feature That Let You Back Up Your Ebooks: Here's What Will Change For You
Amazon is removing the "Download & Transfer via USB" feature for Kindle users starting Feb. 26, 2025, limiting offline backups and raising concerns about ebook ownership.
Amazon is killing off a very useful Kindle feature - are you affected?
As spotted by Good E-Reader, as of February 26, 2025, Amazon is set to kill off its Download & Transfer via USB option for all Kindles, meaning the only way you’ll be able to buy and download eBooks and other purchases is over Wi-Fi.
Amazon Kindle users are going to lose this popular PC feature very soon
With the removal of the popular functionality, Amazon seems to be grooving its users to stick to its ecosystem.
Amazon Kindle to end USB download feature in February 2025
Amazon Kindle will end the "Download & Transfer via USB" feature on February 26, 2025, affecting users who prefer offline book storage.
Amazon’s killing a feature that let you download and backup Kindle books
Amazon is removing a feature from its website allowing you to download purchased books to a computer and then copy them manually to a Kindle over USB. It’s a feature that a lot of Kindle users are probably not aware of,
Hurry! Download your Kindle eBooks before Amazon won't let you anymore
Amazon is ending the ability to download and transfer books from you computer to your Kindle. Here's when that ends.
I didn't love the Kindle Scribe when I reviewed it, but this new feature changed my mind
The Kindle Scribe still can't match that intuitive ease of use, but these new expandable margins do make it a lot easier to ...
Amazon Is Making It Harder to Move Your E-Books Around
Amazon is once again demonstrating that buying things in today’s world does not mean you actually own them. The company is closing a loophole that enabled owners of Kindle books to strip them of their ...