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You got the cloud functions for free initially. Now you have to have a subscription. Mine is still free - the pre-order buyers were left with a free subscriptio
by nosianu 1y ago
You got the cloud functions for free initially. Now you have to have a subscription. Mine is still free - the pre-order buyers were left with a free subscription after that change.
- hahn-kev 1y agoVery frustrating because it hides syncing your data into 3rd party clouds, not just their priority one. So I can't sync with Google Drive without paying them, which is very weird.
- cooperadymas 1y agoThis is not the case. https://support.remarkable.com/s/article/Using-reMarkable-without-a-subscription https://support.remarkable.com/s/article/Using-reMarkable-wi...
- JeremyNT 1y agoI was under the impression that this isn't so much "sync" as it is just enabling manual file management with these services. Is that incorrect?
- hn8726 1y agoIsn't that an argument for Remarkable? You had the cloud functions for free and you've been grandfathered in. New buyers always knew that they'd need a subscription for that. Seems perfectly fair, even if you dislike the functionality (which is still very optional)
- cooperadymas 1y agoYes, this is the correct interpretation. I'm baffled how this is getting spun as a bad thing.
- nosianu 1y agoI'm not complaining but explaining, answering the question.