While I appreciate the anti DRM arguments, I’ve used Audible for decades and have 800 books in my library which I can download as many times as I wish. But I’ve also tried Libro.fm. It’s a fine service too. Audiobooks today are productions, just like movies and TV shows. They are performed by actors, sound edited and professionally mixed. The movies and TV shows I buy are DRM protected. It’s not unreasonable that audiobooks are also protected. And I know you’ll hate this response.
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