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December 13, 2017 I am warning you: not only are your online habits being tracked and sold (likely without your permission), but so are your most personal, intimate thoughts and feelings about what you are seeing.

Even using a Kindle gives away a lot of information that you might want to keep private. Amazon knows not only what books you bought but how many pages you read, how long you spent on each page, where you paused, what you reread… Amazon is not doing this out of curiosity, but because this knowledge helps refine its efforts to sell you other items.

Amazon also sells what it learns about your reading habits to other marketers who want to sell you their products. If you don’t want that to happen, you need to buy your books at one of

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