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For those thinking Walmart/Cheap router customers are more gullible, the Asus routers which are highly rated and used by tech savvy users (flashing custom ROM's
by djanogo 6y ago
For those thinking Walmart/Cheap router customers are more gullible, the Asus routers which are highly rated and used by tech savvy users (flashing custom ROM's) require accepting Trend Micro(TM) EULA's for most of the features on the box. Even QOS settings require user to accept specific EULA to share data with TM). Traffic monitor of your LAN also requires EULA.
The app that comes with Asus router is littered with button which if you accidentally click will make you accept EULA.
- kube-system 6y agoThat's kind of an apples and oranges comparison. An EULA is merely a legal construct. There are a lot of instances someone might want to sign an EULA to share data, yet wouldn't want a device with a backdoor root shell.
- gentleman11 6y agoReminds me of razer keyboards: their eula makes you agree that they can receive data about keyboard inputs. Gaming brands are pretty scary as a whole for this stuff