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I imagine that can be disabled physically?

• YurgenJurgensen 4y ago
  I also imagine that naïve attempts to disable it would be interpreted as a way of defeating some kind of always-online DRM on the coffee pods. And if coffee pods don't come with always-online DRM yet, I'm honestly surprised at Nespresso's lack of dedication to this dystopia.
  • hilbert42 4y ago
    If that's the case then it cannot be used in any place/location where there is no signal. If so, then there would be hell to pay the first time if happened. If it works sans connection, then do what I've said elsewwhere and that's to cut or short out the antenna lead. Removing the SIM may be deemed provocative by the manufacturer, if there's no signal reception then that's a different matter (the user can't be blamed).
• blep_ 4y ago
  Everything can be disabled physically.
  • dexterdog 4y ago
    Except an escalator
  • vhcr 4y ago
    It's going to be hard if they're using an eSIM.
• freedomben 4y ago
  doubtful. I'm sure it will refuse to work if it can't talk to home base, and that home base will have some sort of certificate pinning so only their servers can authorize it do make the coffee.