Row 87580

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Yeah I see what they mean but in practice, for hardware devices, there's not always a lot of difference between ending support and bricking the device. Even if you don't officially support a product anymore, it still takes up resources to maintain various things (on-going support requests to respond to and deny, ensuring the device reflects new legal requirements, ensuring internal people still know the codebase in case something came up such as a new legal requirement, etc). So while end of support doesn't have to mean bricking, it often makes sense for the company, especially if it's their only hardware devices. In the eyes of Californian law there doesn't appear to be a distinction either, end of support can mean end of device function.

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text Yeah I see what they mean but in practice, for hardware devices, there's not always a lot of difference between ending support and bricking the device. Even if you don't officially support a product anymore, it still takes up resources to maintain various things (on-going support requests to respond to and deny, ensuring the device reflects new legal requirements, ensuring internal people still know the codebase in case something came up such as a new legal requirement, etc). So while end of …
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datetime 2024-05-24
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