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It's very possible that this never registered high enough on the list of problems to deal with. It's likely that there are very few kindle fire owners that use
by halviti 11y ago
It's very possible that this never registered high enough on the list of problems to deal with. It's likely that there are very few kindle fire owners that use the encryption.. which is what they say.
The only reason I agree with you is that, if the hardware is the problem.. then why not just say that?
Then this begs the hypothetical question, 'If even only one person used encryption out of all of the devices sold, is it a feature worth keeping?'
I think most people here would say 'yes'.. but would most average company executives?
- jethro_tell 11y agoI don't like the idea that there is no way to freeze the build to avoid the un-encryption and or the possible bricking of a couple kindles for the few that used it however. It's one thing to say, we don't support this going forward so if it's something you use get a different device next time. It's another to say, we are disabling or bricking, your choice.