Don't update?

I use MyWi, works fine.

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Ooooo show us the dying website because of a shitty layout change next.

@capyanno: In that case, my increasingly sedative lifestyle and taking things for granted agrees with you.

@capyanno: My full American bookshelf would disagree with your assumption.

@noodl3s: Are you mentally ill or just a blind fool?

@Kodros: It really could be step 1, but I personally don't see it that way. Peoples angst will be justified if it comes to that, but for now people are just complaining for no reason. This change is allowing them to purchase easier and with more options, assuming the companies comply and add this, or jump ship and…

@ps61318: That definetly could be a possibility, but you could still purchase your ebooks from your computer and transfer them to your iDevice, and they know this. Doing that would be more of a hassle to the customer and could lead to them ditching the iDevice altogether for something less restrictive. I just don't…

@talkingstove: Not sure how you got that from this article, you still have the option to purchase directly from the other e-reader app stores, or on a computer from their site and put it on your iPad/iPod/iPhone. 'Censorship' was used to lure in people to the article, there is no signs pointing towards Apple censoring…

@Kodros: If anything Amazon will lower prices as an incentive to get customers to buy through their site, offer "amazon.com exclusive" sales that are only if you purchase from them directly not in app. I don't see Apple removing the option to buy directly from the other e-book distributors, as this would push…

@Serolf Divad: This is speculation, as is the censoring bit. I don't see them doing it because it will push users off of their "ecosystem" and hardware. Users who use the Kindle app/buy books through Kindles site to read on the iPad, also purchase other iPad apps which Apple makes money on. Making the Kindle or other…

@Head_Full_of_Doubt: Here is what you missed, Apple says "We are now requiring that if an app offers customers the ability to purchase books outside of the app, that the same option is also available to customers from within the app."

@Eric Walker: Apparently no one. Attention grabbing titles like this one are often misleading, and reading through everyone's gripes, your deduction is spot on.

@talkingstove: I took this to be more of a "You can still sell your product on the web, but you need to have an option to buy it on our store as well" which in and of itself isn't bad, and gives the customer different options to buy. If you have an iTunes giftcard and want a book that is only on the sony site, you can…

@Head_Full_of_Doubt: Did you not read the article at all?

@Geisrud: Or not, you know, either way.

@trs: Peer pressure

@Nathan Perkins: Oddly enough, I couldn't care less about it. Hell, if it wasn't for this post, I wouldn't have even known it was happening soon.