When you are reading a Kindle book, you are actually using data. The reason for this is because when you are reading a Kindle book, you are actually downloading the book onto your device. The book is then stored as data on your device.
Other related questions:
Can I read my Kindle books without Internet?
Yes, you can read your Kindle books without Internet.
How much data does a Kindle book download use?
There is no definitive answer to this question as it can vary greatly depending on the book itself and how it is formatted. However, as a general rule of thumb, you can expect a Kindle book to use approximately 1-2 MB of data per megabyte of file size.
Does reading a book online use data?
It depends on the book and how you are reading it. If you are reading a book through an online service like Amazon Kindle, then yes, you will use data. If you are simply reading a book on a website, then it will depend on the size of the book and how much data your computer uses.
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