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Shouldn’t that be up to the user to update their device or replace as they see fit? Also the manufacturer has no obligation to open up a device for 3rd party so
by Flameancer 5y ago
Shouldn’t that be up to the user to update their device or replace as they see fit? Also the manufacturer has no obligation to open up a device for 3rd party software installs.
At the most they should let their users know of the expected life cycle of the devices and warn them even the life cycle it’s end or has ended but in no way nag the user.
It would be nice for the manufacturer to allow 3rd party software but they don’t have too and shouldn’t be forced to do so. You as a consumer have the choice to choose a manufacturer that allows you to install 3rd party software.