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Absolutely not. They should be patched and fixed.
by fukka42 1y ago
Absolutely not. They should be patched and fixed.
- rectang 1y agoSo they get to ship a dangerous device that harms innocent third parties because they cut corners, but we’re supposed to reward them by doing the work to secure the devices they couldn’t be bothered with?
- danparsonson 1y agoPatched and fixed by the manufacturer, was surely what GP was suggesting. Bricking the devices doesn't punish the supplier as much as it punishes the consumers.
- rectang 1y agoMany of the companies that sold these devices have already bitten the dust, so they aren't even around to fix anything.