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Who can tell? The WSJ article doesn't even say whether TP-Link hardware or software is the problem, which would seem to me to be extraordinarily important in re
by bediger4000 2y ago
Who can tell? The WSJ article doesn't even say whether TP-Link hardware or software is the problem, which would seem to me to be extraordinarily important in reporting on this issue.
- tacticalturtle 2y agoTo be a little more charitable, I don’t think the average non-technical newspaper reader knows or cares about the difference. Most non-tech people I know treat a router as a black box system - you plug it in, and then when you have issues, you turn it on and off again. If it keeps happening you get a new one. The word firmware will draw blank stares.