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What app do you use to read ebooks? (kbin.social)

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I'm looking for recommendations. I usually use Overdrive with books I've downloaded (I think in the epub format). But now I hear that Overdrive is no longer being supported (I think the company wants people to use their Libby app instead). I'm hoping to find something open source and privacy minded. Also not wild about what Overdrive is doing to public libraries.

Crossposted on the kbin books magazine.

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[–] clb92@kbin.social 2 points 1 year ago

Honestly, I mainly just use Google Play Books, since that's where I buy most of my ebooks. I do download and de-DRM my purchased books though, since I don't trust Google to keep all my books available to me in the future.

On my eink reader, I also use either Google Play Books or the default reader app, "Neo Reader" I believe.