> With a promise that it will be given to them on request. Unless, of course, the manufacturer changes their mind. Or if the manufacturer decides to simply shu

> With a promise that it will be given to them on request. Unless, of course, the manufacturer changes their mind. Or if the manufacturer decides to simply shut down those servers after some time, at which point the effective default situation will almost certainly be a denied request. In this case, they may not necessarily even be actively changing their mind, but rather just trying to reduce some overhead for those devices they deem to be "no longer supported" but which are nevertheless still out there being used.