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When I buy a physical book, am I entitled to scan for myself?
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this post was submitted on 14 Nov 2024
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Legal? Likely not, as you're turning one copy into two copies.
Would anyone pursue you? Likely not. No one is going to get a warrant to search your devices to see if you've photocopied your books before giving them away; unless you're sharing the digital files publically.
Do not share the digital files publically, as that is definetly not legal.