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maybe I'm misunderstanding the GP - but they seem to say that they have the same dishwasher and that you can skip the update

• alistairSH 5y ago
  ... if you know the secret button sequence to break out of the menu. I can't think of a good reason to have a network-connected dishwasher. I don't think I'd ever start it remotely, as I still have to clear the table and rinse the dishes. The washer gets started when I'm done loading it. I can check detergent levels while the door is open. Pretty much the same for all my other appliance for that matter.
  • obmelvin 5y ago
    > ... if you know the secret button sequence to break out of the menu. I did see the twitter screenshots, but as I don't own the device myself I couldn't really judge if the GP's instructions are readily apparent to the average user. Also, I don't disagree with you. But the OP seemingly bought such a device and connected it to their wifi. Maybe they are living in a furnished apartment with pre-configured wifi? Anyway - thankfully we are not yet in an era where ones only choice is a connected dishwasher - can still buy used, older models etc. edit: One would hope that you can factory reset the dishwasher to make it forget the wifi information, if it has been configured by someone else.