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I can’t help but read this and think that this is a good thing... especially knowing Logitech uses these chips and the scummy things they have been known to do

I can’t help but read this and think that this is a good thing... especially knowing Logitech uses these chips and the scummy things they have been known to do to sabotage the resale value of the hardware they make. [0] Is there any meaningful downside to anyone but Nordic and Nordic’s customers? [0]https://www.reddit.com/r/homeautomation/comments/esiv9b/psa_to_harmony_hub_users_avoid_unnecessary/ https://www.reddit.com/r/homeautomation/comments/esiv9b/psa_...

saagarjha 6y ago
If you’ve put keys or IP in that chip and thought that readout protection would help you, then you’d be hurting right now. There’s a high chance that you’re only doing so if you’re a customer, though, and if you thought that this would actually protect your stuff you’re fairly misguided.
sigwinch28 6y ago
That is an absolutely horrible business practice from Logitech. I was considering buying a new high-end mouse but now I will be avoiding Logitech products at all costs.