Each KFX ebook was delivered as a collection of files with no obvious details other than unfamiliar file suffixes and a new type of DRM. When Amazon launched the newest version of its Kindle ebook format in 2015, the improved typography and hyphenation came at a price. Once everything is transitioned to the KFX format, it could become impossible to break the DRM.You Can Now Strip DRM from Amazon’s Kindle KFX Format
In such a scenario, maybe it would be a good idea to keep a backup of all your Kindle titles on your PC or a compatible storage medium while Amazon is still hanging on with the AZW format. No wonder, many have also started to speculate if removing DRM would at all be feasible in the future. As things stand at the moment, Amazon already isn’t allowing the Kindle for PC and Mac apps to download newer titles in older formats where removing the DRM would be relatively easy.
This can also be seen as part of Amazon’s greater struggle to prevent anyone from removing the DRM from purchased Kindle e-books. Many believe this could lead to the complete removal of the USB download option as a whole in the not-too-distant future. This, as the site TheEbookReader stated comes on the back of an earlier move that had done away with the option to download samples. Rather, such titles will henceforth have to be transferred wirelessly to Wi-Fi enabled Kindle device or via the Kindle app but cannot be downloaded or transferred via USB. As per the new scheme of things, downloading Kindle Unlimited e-books from the Manage Your Content section via USB has been disabled. Amazon announced it has made some changes with regard to the e-books purchased via the Kindle Unlimited program.
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