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ebooks.com does tell you if a title has DRM or not, which seems to be the best option currently. Outside of that I haven't found much.
by buu709 2y ago
ebooks.com does tell you if a title has DRM or not, which seems to be the best option currently. Outside of that I haven't found much.
- input_sh 2y agoNot that I've ever encountered it in the wild, but I feel like pointing out that publishers can opt-out of DRM on Amazon as well. You'd recognise them by this in the description: > At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied. I only know about it because of Cory Doctorow, never seen anyone else that does this. Heck, even re-packaged public domain books contain DRM for some inexplicable reason.
- goosedragons 2y agoKobo also does it. They tell you in the eBook details. It's the publisher's request. Publishers like Tor, O'reily and Baen go DRM free. If the re-packaged public domain books don't request it then on goes the DRM.