A blog post is not a terms of service agreement. You are in for a world of hurt if you continue to believe that what a company says and what is written in the terms are equal. This ain’t just about Bambu and is an extremely common source of confusion, which is the point.
The terms of service say they will disable your printer if you don’t upgrade the firmware. (The certificate that was recently hacked from the old firmware has an expiration date.)
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Your source is… The company itself!?
Did you hear? Tobacco companies say their products don’t cause cancer, and are an excellent stress-reliever!
A blog post is not a terms of service agreement. You are in for a world of hurt if you continue to believe that what a company says and what is written in the terms are equal. This ain’t just about Bambu and is an extremely common source of confusion, which is the point.
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Read your own link.
"Critical Opera that require authorization
Initiating a print job (via LAN or cloud mode)."
The terms of service say they will disable your printer if you don’t upgrade the firmware. (The certificate that was recently hacked from the old firmware has an expiration date.)