• Localhorst86@feddit.org
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    4 days ago

    My kindle has long been jailbroken, unfortunately there doesn’t seem to be a way to completely de-amazon it. The device will still always boot to the default kindle interface, KoReader needs to be launched manually. I can’t imagine amazon not having a possible way to “blacklist” the KUAL applet or something.

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        I could (a lot of users might not have such an option in their router), but that would mean I wouldn’t be able to use some of the features of koreader, either. I could blacklist the urls individually, but I don’t know if there is a list of relevant urls

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            There is a tool that renames the OTA binaries. But there were reported instances in the past, where updates would still get installed.

            Its a bit murky, because you can find conflicting info about this.

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    I just did this the other day too. Like other commentors have stated: it doesn’t fully de-Amazon your kindle unfortunately. Still great, but one thing that bugged me for example was that even after jailbreaking I couldn’t set custom screensavers without paying the $20 to turn off “special offers” mode.