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My guess would be that the manufacturer didn't remotely block the device, but rather the device itself did. If last connection time < N days ago and last M tri
by Gabrys1 1y ago
My guess would be that the manufacturer didn't remotely block the device, but rather the device itself did.
If last connection time < N days ago and last M tries connecting were unsuccessful, then: brick myself.
Still shitty, no doubt (and very similar to planned obsolescence), but the customer can un-brick by resetting to factory like they did in the service center.
- ivanjermakov 1y agoWhat is the benefit to anyone of it bricking itself?