Apparently Amazon
Kindle users who highlight passages will now have a record of those highlights sent back to Amazon servers, where they will be compiled and sorted to help produce a new feature called "Popular Highlights."
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Amazon does not reveal preferences of individual users. Only passages highlighted by three or more users are included.
Is Amazon peeking over Kindle users' shoulders?
Bob Sullivan
Bob Sullivan
The re-publishing and distribution of user-generated Kindle data should strictly be opt-in. That requirement satisfied, such information would be fantastic to see and share.
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