Understanding Kindle Book Ownership: What You Really Own
Learn about Kindle book ownership and the rights you get when you buy a digital book.
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When you buy a book on Kindle, you are purchasing a license to read it, not owning it in the traditional sense. This means you can access the book on your Kindle device and apps, but you cannot resell or give it away as a physical book.
FAQs & Answers
- Can I share my Kindle books with others? No, Kindle books are licensed for your personal use only. You cannot share or resell them like physical books.
- What happens to my Kindle books if I cancel my Amazon account? If you cancel your Amazon account, you will lose access to your Kindle library, as you do not own the books outright.
- Is it possible to transfer Kindle books to another account? No, Kindle books cannot be transferred between accounts. They remain tied to the original account that purchased them.
- Do I have lifetime access to the Kindle books I buy? You have access to the Kindle books as long as your Amazon account is active and the books are available on their platform.