Vincent says “Our cloud data is absolutely secure, so you don’t need to worry”
What the fuck does a WiFi Access Point need a cloud connection and an account for? Other than spying on me?
Well, it was possible without this a few firmware updates ago.
I did some more research: The device has the exact same hardware as the 3x more expensive one you actually own, just other firmware.
Fuck you, TP-Link!
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My ISP gave me an Eero device when we upgraded our internet. I got rid of that shit ASAP. There’s no reason for a cloud provider to have visibility into my LAN and the thought of that makes me feel ill.