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The commands ~ds and ;411 worked for my kindle paperwhite 3. The ;411 command even measures the temperature of the display! To re-enable screensaver for ~ds command, you must reboot the kindle paperwhite a few times. Mine took two times.

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: Tracking time spent reading on a kindle? Is there a way to track and export time spent reading on a Kindle? I'm setting a goal around reading books several hours a week, and I would love

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