Why aren't there more pirated audiobooks considering how easy it is to rip them from Audible? - eviltoast

edit: Libation apps needs you to give it your amazon password and ID, it’s foss and I trust it. (editing because seemed important)

Amazon allows you to download the book from Audible, but you need a code/password or something like that to read it. Libation can basically convert these encrypted files into decrypted mp3 files by getting this code from the website, I am pretty sure you can get it too. So, my question is, why aren’t there more pirates pirating audiobooks? Why isn’t every audiobook on audible available online for free?

I mean, many are, but why is it not more prevalent?

  • willya@lemmyf.uk
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    1 year ago

    Pretty much every book is available the day of release. Not sure what you’re talking about.

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            1 year ago

            My comment is getting downvoted but it’s a great source. The interview process is just making sure you understand the rules of the site. I’m guessing lazy fucks are downvoting.

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              1 year ago

              Raw links get downvotes because it lets indexers find sites much easier, and helps get takedowns. I dunno that that’s what happened but when I saw your link I went “hey, do it properly”.

              Lemmy isn’t a big as Reddit though, dunno if that’s really something we gotta worry about.

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            1 year ago

            Not really. It’s not that huge of an undertaking lol. Especially for what’s handed over to you after joining.