Do You Truly Own Your Kobo eBooks? Understanding Your Rights

Learn about your ownership rights for eBooks purchased on Kobo and how to access them across devices.

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You own the books on Kobo that you've purchased. When you buy an eBook from the Kobo store, the book is yours to read anytime. You can also download your purchased books for offline reading and transfer them to other devices you own.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can I access my Kobo eBooks on multiple devices? Yes, you can download your Kobo eBooks and transfer them to other devices you own.
  2. What happens to my Kobo books if I delete the app? Your owned eBooks remain in your library on the Kobo store, and you can re-download them anytime.
  3. Are there any restrictions on sharing Kobo eBooks? Kobo eBooks are typically DRM-protected, meaning you cannot share them without permission from the publisher.
  4. How do I download eBooks from Kobo for offline reading? You can easily download your purchased eBooks directly from your Kobo account on your device.

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