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alex

I am looking for a privacy friendly, FOSS powered e-reader. AFAIK, there are no mainstream products which qualify. The only options I have found so far - which seem far from stable - are:

- The Open Book Project: github.com/joeycastillo/The-Op
- PineNote (which is in fact much more than an ereader): pine64.org/2021/08/15/introduc

Did I miss something? Does anyone have experiences with the devices mentioned above?

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alex

It seems like @fsf is also working towards a FOSS e-reader but no device has received the RYF certification yet.

libreplanet.org/wiki/Group:Har

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@puer_robustus you might be able to find an Aluratek ebook reader, but it seems they stopped making them in favour of Digital photo frames.

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