Is Your eBook Truly Yours? Understanding eBook Ownership

Learn about eBook ownership and licensing. Understand if your eBook is truly yours with our expert insights.

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When you buy an eBook, you typically purchase a license to read it, not the actual eBook itself. This means your access can be restricted by the provider's terms of service, and eBooks can be removed or become inaccessible in certain situations. Always check the specific terms from the retailer to understand your rights and limitations.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What does it mean to buy an eBook? Buying an eBook usually means purchasing a license to read, not ownership of the file itself.
  2. Can eBooks be removed from my library? Yes, eBooks can be removed based on the retailer's policies and terms of service.
  3. Are there any rights I have when buying an eBook? Your rights when purchasing an eBook depend on the specific terms set by the retailer.

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