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  1. Elisabeth Wheatley and Digital Ownership
    Or
    Own the books you own because they can be sucked off your Kindle or updated without your consent

    youtu.be/lWMg-9IOSus

    #bookstodon #digitalmedia #ebooks #antidrm #physicalmedia #digitalownership

  2. The digital ownership fight is not just about entertainment. It is about access, accounts, subscriptions, repairs, backups, and whether a purchase still means what it used to mean. Good tech coverage should slow down enough to ask what changes next. Get the full breakdown. #TechNews #DigitalOwnership

  3. The digital ownership fight is not just about entertainment. It is about access, accounts, subscriptions, repairs, backups, and whether a purchase still means what it used to mean. Good tech coverage should slow down enough to ask what changes next. Get the full breakdown. #TechNews #DigitalOwnership

  4. The digital ownership fight is not just about entertainment. It is about access, accounts, subscriptions, repairs, backups, and whether a purchase still means what it used to mean. Good tech coverage should slow down enough to ask what changes next. Get the full breakdown. #TechNews #DigitalOwnership

  5. The digital ownership fight is not just about entertainment. It is about access, accounts, subscriptions, repairs, backups, and whether a purchase still means what it used to mean. Good tech coverage should slow down enough to ask what changes next. Get the full breakdown. #TechNews #DigitalOwnership

  6. The digital ownership fight is not just about entertainment. It is about access, accounts, subscriptions, repairs, backups, and whether a purchase still means what it used to mean. Good tech coverage should slow down enough to ask what changes next. Get the full breakdown. #TechNews #DigitalOwnership

  7. You paid for it. Do you actually own it? That question keeps showing up in streaming, games, apps, cars, devices, and cloud accounts. Good tech coverage should slow down enough to ask what changes next. Drop your pick and tell us why. #TechNews #DigitalOwnership

  8. You paid for it. Do you actually own it? That question keeps showing up in streaming, games, apps, cars, devices, and cloud accounts. Good tech coverage should slow down enough to ask what changes next. Drop your pick and tell us why. #TechNews #DigitalOwnership

  9. You paid for it. Do you actually own it? That question keeps showing up in streaming, games, apps, cars, devices, and cloud accounts. Good tech coverage should slow down enough to ask what changes next. Drop your pick and tell us why. #TechNews #DigitalOwnership

  10. You paid for it. Do you actually own it? That question keeps showing up in streaming, games, apps, cars, devices, and cloud accounts. Good tech coverage should slow down enough to ask what changes next. Drop your pick and tell us why. #TechNews #DigitalOwnership

  11. You paid for it. Do you actually own it? That question keeps showing up in streaming, games, apps, cars, devices, and cloud accounts. Good tech coverage should slow down enough to ask what changes next. Drop your pick and tell us why. #TechNews #DigitalOwnership

  12. Engadget: ‘Reasonable’ consumers know they don’t own digital downloads, Sony says. “As PlayStation players prepare for an all-digital future after January 2028, Sony is making no apologies to anyone confused about what that means for game ownership (or lack of it). In fact, the company has told a Californian court that no ‘reasonable’ consumer would be silly enough to think that purchasing a […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/06/engadget-reasonable-consumers-know-they-dont-own-digital-downloads-sony-says/
  13. Engadget: ‘Reasonable’ consumers know they don’t own digital downloads, Sony says. “As PlayStation players prepare for an all-digital future after January 2028, Sony is making no apologies to anyone confused about what that means for game ownership (or lack of it). In fact, the company has told a Californian court that no ‘reasonable’ consumer would be silly enough to think that purchasing a […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/06/engadget-reasonable-consumers-know-they-dont-own-digital-downloads-sony-says/
  14. Engadget: ‘Reasonable’ consumers know they don’t own digital downloads, Sony says. “As PlayStation players prepare for an all-digital future after January 2028, Sony is making no apologies to anyone confused about what that means for game ownership (or lack of it). In fact, the company has told a Californian court that no ‘reasonable’ consumer would be silly enough to think that purchasing a […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/06/engadget-reasonable-consumers-know-they-dont-own-digital-downloads-sony-says/
  15. Engadget: ‘Reasonable’ consumers know they don’t own digital downloads, Sony says. “As PlayStation players prepare for an all-digital future after January 2028, Sony is making no apologies to anyone confused about what that means for game ownership (or lack of it). In fact, the company has told a Californian court that no ‘reasonable’ consumer would be silly enough to think that purchasing a […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/06/engadget-reasonable-consumers-know-they-dont-own-digital-downloads-sony-says/
  16. Engadget: ‘Reasonable’ consumers know they don’t own digital downloads, Sony says. “As PlayStation players prepare for an all-digital future after January 2028, Sony is making no apologies to anyone confused about what that means for game ownership (or lack of it). In fact, the company has told a Californian court that no ‘reasonable’ consumer would be silly enough to think that purchasing a […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/06/engadget-reasonable-consumers-know-they-dont-own-digital-downloads-sony-says/
  17. Storing Photos on Someone Else’s Computer

    Wojtek Powiertowski wrote a pair of interesting blog posts on backing up photos and checking photos for bitrot. Both posts are interesting and include valuable tips for protecting digital photo collections They reminded me of another potential photo issue. Back before I knew better, I stored my Nikon D40 photos in the cloud, which is better known as someone else's computer. Back in high school, I came across Picasa and used that. Picasa was killed by Google, so my photos were then on Google […]

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