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Opinion: Kindle Webinar Questions, Part II 
Joe Wikert's Kindleville | by Joe Wikert(noreply@blogger.com) | Sat, Sep 6
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The first rule of thumb here is that nothing is truly 100% secure. If enough hackers want to unlock your protected files they'll find a way to do it, period. That said, I haven't heard of any serious issues up to now with Kindle content. Don't forget though that DRM-protected content isn't the o...
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