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The question is whether they tell you. It might be like this internet-lite (where you share a NAT connection with a dozen other customers) that is never mention
by lucb1e 5y ago
The question is whether they tell you. It might be like this internet-lite (where you share a NAT connection with a dozen other customers) that is never mentioned by the ISP, before or after purchase, until you notice you can't host games, nextcloud, or anything else.
- totony 5y agoYou can just test if it works when picking it up
- lucb1e 5y agoSure, and then you drill stuff for a year, something rattles loose, and then the device bricks because of the DRM which is designed to be hard to bypass (i.e. nigh-impossible to repair by yourself). At least that's what I think their point was and I can see the reasoning.