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It could be a case of classic market segmentation. The lower tier customers get the incomplete or error-ridden documentation, and the upper tier trusted custome
by acka 2y ago
It could be a case of classic market segmentation. The lower tier customers get the incomplete or error-ridden documentation, and the upper tier trusted customers^W'partners' get access to the juicy stuff: complete and mostly correct documentation, including stuff intentionally left out of the lower tier package like application notes containing secret hardware handshakes to unlock hidden features, all under strict NDA of course.
- SJC_Hacker 2y agoKinda like a drug dealer cutting the product to increase profits. Except for special customers who will pay for the genuine item.