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I can put my home printer in a restricted vlan and block it from phoning back to HP. No laws needed (until the mfg tries to brick the device on loss of WAN acce
by BetaDeltaAlpha 3y ago
I can put my home printer in a restricted vlan and block it from phoning back to HP. No laws needed (until the mfg tries to brick the device on loss of WAN access at least).
- josephcsible 3y ago> until the mfg tries to brick the device on loss of WAN access at least Didn't HP already do that with their Instant Ink program?
- fxtentacle 3y agoOr until the manufacturer includes a cheap GPRS module in the hardware.