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Is it worth upgrading my e reader?
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this post was submitted on 16 Nov 2023
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Kobo is also great because you don't even need an account. That takes away some of the convenience features OP was asking for like syncing, but I love the fact that I don't need to hand over any personal information to Kobo in order to read my books; nobody knows what's on my bookshelf but me.
Newest version does require a sign up the first time, but you can remove it immediately
I just got mine less than a year ago; does
no longer work?
I set one up in September and before the sideload would process it required an initial login
Oh dang, that's a bummer. Glad I got mine before they changed that.