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"<p><a href=\"https://ledstrain.org/d/1547/1\" class=\"PostMention\" data-id=\"20108\" rel=\"\" target=\"\">daniels</a> I had not noticed this thread earlier.</p>\n\n<p>I bought an All-New Kindle E-reader in January 2019. The very basic model. Because I had read on this forum that the new Kindle models were not eyestrain-free anymore, so I wanted to buy a safe model before it would go extinct.</p>\n\n<p>I bought a bunch of books in 2020 and almost never used the WiFi since. However, on March 19 I turned off the airplane mode to download something new. I did not fully realize what happened, but it looked like a software update. Afterwards, the reading experience was not the same anymore. My eyes were already bad owing to devices and lighting at work, so I did not pay much attention to the new appearance of the Kindle, but now that I read your post I am getting really depressed. I just had my laptop screwed by a sneaky update of the BIOS by HP. I cannot believe I may have lost my Kindle too.</p>\n\n<p>Do updates regularly push through? I did turn the WiFi on from time to time in the last two years and never noticed any system update. Is there a way to prevent automatic updates? Have you reached out to Amazon? Thanks.</p>"
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