>My gripes include it being difficult to get ahold of one in the US. The idea of unattended auto updates on a router seems a bit dangerous, but it's all OSS any

>My gripes include it being difficult to get ahold of one in the US. The idea of unattended auto updates on a router seems a bit dangerous, but it's all OSS anyway You can auto-update or disable it. From simple UI you can set to reboot the router after n-days or hours after upgrades, recently added feature emails me when there are (important) updates and status of the router after updates. >I wish I knew if you could run vanilla OpenWRT/LEDE on it and not their fork Afaik you can. You won't get support for sim card socket and hardware accelerated encryption that they bundle with their OpenVPN/openSSL, I remember reading that someone manager to put LibreWRT on that router.