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Getty Kindle deals aren’t just restricted to discounts on the devices themselves but services relating to them too. Right now, you can sign up to three months of Kindle Unlimited for free so you don’t have to worry about the monthly fee of $12. That works out as a saving of $36 across the three months while also allowing you to check out a near-endless supply of books too. Whether you’ve just bought a Kindle or you’re settling down for better habits this year, this is a great deal for anyone who hasn’t already signed…

We only have a handful of hours left to embrace all the Prime Day deals going on, so this is your last chance to sign up for three months of Kindle Unlimited entirely for free. The deal that keeps on giving, sign up today and you can enjoy three months of the service that’s like Netflix for books without paying a cent. All you need to be is a new customer to Kindle Unlimited and have an existing Prime membership. Also, remember to cancel before the three months end so you don’t spend $12 a month instead. Not sure if…

One of the best early Prime Day deals is perfect for those who love to read. Right now, you can sign up for three months of Kindle Unlimited entirely for free. All you need to be is a new customer to Kindle Unlimited and an existing Prime membership. From there, you get three months of Kindle Unlimited and it won’t cost a cent. Just remember to cancel before the three months is up to avoid spending $12 a month on the service. Want to know more about Kindle Unlimited? Keep reading. Why you should sign up for Kindle…

While the positives of artificial intelligence cannot be overstated, the same rule applies to its downsides. Recently, a song titled Heart on My Sleeve created a big controversy after it was revealed to be generated by AI, and major streaming sites pulled it off their shelves. Similarly, a new crypto scam was seen on social media platforms where AI-generated images of adventurer and celebrity Bear Grylls and former football player Ian Wright were used to spread fake news. Now, according to an indie author, the dark side…

Apple and Alphabet-owned Google have warned Amazon after the companies learnt that sexually explicit photographs can be accessed by children on the popular Kindle app. The companies called on Amazon to strengthen its content moderation.“We've shared these concerns with the developer and are working with them to ensure their app is compliant with our guidelines,” a Reuters report cited Apple as saying. Google, on the other hand, said that "Google Play does not allow apps that contain or promote sexual content and we've…

Apple and Alphabet have raised concerns with Amazon after learning that sexually explicit photographs could be accessed by children on the popular Kindle app and called on Amazon to strengthen its content moderation.The warnings were sparked by questions posed by Reuters to spokespeople at the three companies about users' ability, via the Kindle app, to access and view online volumes of photographs of naked women, with titles such as “75 hot fully nude photos of a young blonde” and “Real Erotica: Amateur Naked Girls –…

SAN FRANCISCO: Tech giant Amazon has informed its customers that they cannot buy books on Kindle App for Android anymore.According to an email sent to the customers, Kindle users cannot use the e-reader's Android app to rent or buy books or pay for Kindle Unlimited subscriptions.Instead, people will have to pay for content on a web browser and then access the books through their app's digital library. The tech giant confirmed the customer notification to the publication. The company said in the email the change is…