From emails sent to users Ignite, Amazon says it will no longer update some older versions of the digital reader. Besides not getting any more updates, devices will no longer be able to access the brand’s online store to buy or borrow books.
According to the company, the issue affects all devices released before 2012, namely 5th generation Kindles and beyond.
According to website Good eReaderwho have access to the notice, This will be the first time Amazon will stop allowing its devices to access the online store.. The page thinks the decision should have been made since older devices use TLS (protocol is being deprecated).
What are the models?
Amazon has not officially commented on the matter, and to reduce its impact on consumers, The company has started offering a 30% discount code to buy a new Kindle and US$40 in ebook credits (about R$193 at current price).
For devices that will no longer receive updates, see below:
- Kindle 2nd generation (International);
- Kindle DX (International);
- Kindle Keyboard;
- Kindle 4th generation;
- Kindle 5th generation.
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A device created especially for those who love to read. The 10th generation Kindle has an anti-glare display and built-in lighting for reading anywhere, anytime.
Source: Tec Mundo
