Are there any instances from the closed e-book system (kindle, nook, etc..) where you paid for a book and the book was either updated to a revised version or just removed from the device because of the content in the book?
I still find it hilariously ironic that the first instance that was widely reported (as far as I know) was it happening to 1984.
https://goodereader.com/blog/electronic-readers/ronald-dahl-...
- I've often bought books with old/traditional covers which I like, but then a movie is made and the cover is "updated" to the movie tie-in version
- I've found at least one typo in pretty much every e-book I've ever read, and usually report them --- they rarely get fixed, which annoys me to no end (esp. if it's a copy were there cover has changed as noted above)
There's also the old news story about the kid who bought the pirated copy of _1984_ took class notes in it, and then had the copy deleted, which presumably is why when Microsoft took the ebook reader functionality out of Edge they issued checks to people who had used the note-taking functionality.