Are all eReaders botnets?

>>59384145
currently there is no eReader that has 100% libre software. So yes, everything as of right now is a botnet. Buy a physical hard cover book, and donate it to others when you're done with it.

>>59384145
>e-ink
>pdf
no

just get a kobo like a regular intelligent person

>>59384154
That's what I already do for novels and essays, but I wanted something to read those much more expensive tech manuals from something more handy than my laptop. I guess I'll have to wait, thanks anon.

>>59384166
I thought they were quite capable, even if not perfect.

>>59384154
What eReader is closest to libre, then?

>>59384249
With the Kindle Keyboard you can just burrow down to the fully-functional Linux underneath and just use that.

I've got a Kobo Glo HD. I spoofed the account/email and have never connected it to the wifi. It works just fine over USB. I've even updated it manually.

>>59384830
Any link about this? Seems to be good.

How botnet is a nook simple touch, if I have never connected to wifi or updated it?

>>59384145
Just open it (it's extremely easy with most models) and take out the wifi chip.

>>59384145

Im afraid that one day I will run into thread like "is my toilet bowl a botnet?"

>>59385415
>year 2037
>sitting on smart toilet
>browsing 4chan
>someone posted "Is my smart toilet a botnet now that I signed for automatic stool sample sending to my doctor?"
>"I FUCKING KNEW IT"

>>59385415
One day it will be.