Talk:Comparison of iOS e-reader software: Difference between revisions

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It would be nice if this article indicated whether e-book readers spy on your reading (for example, reporting what you're reading and what page you're on to a central server). The Kindle reader does this; which other readers do so? [[User talk:Gdr|Gdr]] 09:59, 3 August 2012 (UTC)

: Well, "spying" is rather subjective and, thus, not a good term for wikipedia. I've added a new column in the "Navigation features" table, though, called "Cloud Synchronisation" to specify whether reading positions, bookmarks, etc. are being synchronised remotely which is, I presume, what you mean. (Personally, I find this feature highly useful, YMMV.)—[[User:Philantrop|Philantrop]] ([[User talk:Philantrop|talk]]) 19:30, 31 August 2012 (UTC)

== Consider re-adding ==

I added Snapplify after independent research and see it has been removed citing no independent sources, the Snapplify wikipedia page that I compiled has an extensive list of independent sources and mentions of its use and users. No self-promotion is evident, and it helps to show the comparisons of currently available iOS eReader software (which it seems is the purpose of this page). Contact me on my talk page if you would like to discuss this. [[User:LAJ007|LAJ007]] ([[User talk:LAJ007|talk]]) 09:38, 10 December 2013 (UTC)