Amazon just killed your old Kindle. Here's what to do about it
Amazon has discontinued support for several older Kindle models, rendering them unable to access the Kindle Store or receive updates. Users can still read downloaded content and sideload books, but features like Kindle Unlimited will no longer be available. This situation highlights the inevitable end of support for older devices in the tech world.
- ▪Amazon has shut down support for its oldest Kindle models, including the first-generation Kindle.
- ▪Affected devices can still read downloaded books but cannot access the Kindle Store or receive updates.
- ▪This discontinuation affects features like Kindle Unlimited and Prime Reading.
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