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Paying engineers to develop said driver costs at least "a buck."
by cfiggers 3y ago
Paying engineers to develop said driver costs at least "a buck."
- simfree 3y agoWhen the alternative is no connectivity, resulting in a product that gets returned at ever increasing rates, you have to go and fix the issue. Already I have run across a plethora of devices that do not connect to networks in WPA2/WPA3 mix mode. Consumers who are not technically literate will return new hardware they buy that doesn't connect to their WPA3 enabled Wi-Fi network. Their iPhone and laptop connect to it without issue, thus it must be a defective device if your IoT thing won't connect to the existing WPA3 network.