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I'm considering buying this one next
https://www.ebooks.com/en-co/book/211126328/pliable-truths/dayton-ward/
What does "EPUB (encrypted)" mean?
Also it's much much more expensive than Kobo. 16 AUD with included taxes is 10.60 USD. This book is 13usd and I bet I need to add taxes.
Also Kobo had is 69% off= 5aud.
EPUB (encrypted) means you have to use their reader app or maybe Adobe Digital Editions or some other walled-garden horseshit to read it. It seems to be up to either the author or the publisher on whether to offer it DRM-free. I haven't found much rhyme or reason, but it looks like the ones from Simon and Schuster are available without DRM about 5 years after it's been published.
I only buy DRM-free since I like to read on multiple devices (Kobo, Phone, or CalibreWeb in a browser in a pinch) and get tired of jailbreaking them myself. I'd gladly pay more for DRM free than not be able to read it without asking for permission every time or being locked to specific reader apps.