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by wmf 5100 days ago
The part no one mentions is that Cisco advertised these routers as cloudy all along, so the firmware update just delivered the already-promised features. People who bought these routers probably didn't quite realize what a cloud router means, though.

http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/wireless/wireless-news/31723-...

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Did they advertise it as "locked until you agree to whatever agreement we want to force upon you"?
Everything has had EULAs for years.
People don't buy products after reading disclaimers or EULAs. But they carry some expectations as what to get from it and what not. If they later find a too wide difference between their expectations and how that EULA had been acted upon, they know what brand NOT to buy next. And friends warn friends, if only to save them from reading 10 EULAs daily.