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Good luck proving that changing the firmware is not voiding a warranty.
by goodpoint 10mo ago
Good luck proving that changing the firmware is not voiding a warranty.
- embedding-shape 10mo ago> Good luck proving that changing the firmware is not voiding a warranty. You're thinking about it the wrong way around. The manufacturer has to prove that the custom firmware is the reason it broke, you don't have to prove anything. Username not accurate.
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