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Well yes but nothing prevents you from, for example, changing both user's passwords so they can't log in to even change WiFi password. [1] Needless to say, I d
by milankragujevic 6y ago
Well yes but nothing prevents you from, for example, changing both user's passwords so they can't log in to even change WiFi password. [1]
Needless to say, I don't trust it and disable it whenever I can. I can set up my PPPoE or VoIP access myself.
[1] https://milankragujevic.com/uploads/oKazARE_.png https://milankragujevic.com/uploads/oKazARE_.png
- elktea 6y agoYes, agreed technical people are fine. Most users struggle with basic setup so it's a win for them. Personally, why would I do anything hostile that generates support calls?
- milankragujevic 6y agoAgreed. For most people remote management is a life savior. But hostile can also be company policy, i.e. rewriting DNS servers every hour, etc.