TechRadar Columnist: Recent Kindle DRM Changes Are Unpopular, But Easy Workaround May Exist
A TechRadar columnist says recent Kindle DRM changes are frustrating readers, including him, and suggests an easy workaround may exist — if it is needed at all.
Ulanoff, who has previously served as Editor in Chief of PCMag.com and Lifewire and as Chief Correspondent for Mashable, wrote the column for TechRadar. He based in New York and has covered technology since the personal computer era began, with commentary appearing on programs including the Today Show, Good Morning America, and CNBC.
The column, published by TechRadar late on August 20, 2026, highlights the tension between DRM protections and reader convenience. Ulanoff’s assessment reflected frustration among Kindle users who may be affected by the changes, though the full scope of the policy shift was not detailed in the article’s headline.