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I'd probably think about returning the device, if I were you. Keeping an API closed is their decision, and they can build proper authentication around it if the
by captn3m0 12y ago
I'd probably think about returning the device, if I were you. Keeping an API closed is their decision, and they can build proper authentication around it if they want to, but keeping all knowledge of the API behind bars is a bit excessive.
- supergeek133 12y agoNot in the short term. They want to limit exposure, and probably collect feedback and make changes before throwing it out to everyone. There are version guarantee considerations to make. Also, having told my current company this, people will find the API and expose it anyway.
- smackfu 12y agoGiven how difficult it is to obtain an Echo, selling it on eBay would probably be quite profitable.