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As with most device deprecations, Amazon is not killing Kindles released in 2012 and beyond. If you have an older Kindle from this time, it will continue to work, and you will be able to read on it—you just won't be able to access the Kindle Store. That might not be a dealbreaker: You can still read your existing books, or add any new titles by hand. But you won't be able to borrow books with library apps like Libby, which is how a huge number of readers use their Kindles. The issue gets worse if something happens to your device, like if you need to deregister or factory reset it. Amazon says in this case, "you will not be able to re-register or use these devices in any way."