Thread: Are forced Firmware updates over the air illegal?
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Old 06-25-2009, 02:48 PM
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Re: Are forced Firmware updates over the air illegal?
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Originally Posted by nxtech3 View Post
and I think anybody who complains about a certain feature of a phone, unless its a bug or some techinical issue, is also a useless comment. The phone updates the way it does, no matter how much anybody complains, its going to still do the same thing. So go ahead and roll your eyes.
I don't know what you are talking about. There are all kinds of changes that have been generated from customer complaints all across the market, regardless of the product, going back as far as you can go... and any good company that is serious about providing the highest level of support for their product welcomes this type of dialog.
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