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Web UI Configuration

 
245
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Web UI Configuration

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RE:Web UI Configuration
2 weeks ago
wifi7時代都來了, deco系列 卻無法透過web來設定,這作法真讓人困擾,且是錯誤的決定! 希望趕緊復原web介面設置,來完善設備功能!
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Re:Web UI Configuration
2 weeks ago

  @VsnGarcia 

I can only figure 2 reasons, both are evil:

1. Forced obsolescence.  TPLink can "flip a switch" and instantly brick every one of these devices when they want to force us into upgrades.

2. Backdoor data access for the Chinese Communist Party. 

 

These devices need to be banned from importing into the US, just like Huwei.

 

Greg

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RE:Web UI Configuration
a week ago
I think a full web ui should be available.
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Re:Web UI Configuration
Friday

  @TP-Link I just realized you need to install an app and create an account to setup your own hardware? I'm amazed, I'll never touch this brand after seeying so many messages with no change from TP-Link side, it's pure insanity.

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RE:Web UI Configuration
Friday
Just implement a web UI
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Re:Web UI Configuration
Saturday

  @TP-Link 

This is simply not acceptable. Via your server and my TP-link-id, you can eavesdrop on my network, you can configure MY OWN devices, you can monitor my network usage, and you can link illegally gathered data to me.

Your behaviour is illegal and ridiculous.

 

You MUST provide your customers with a way to configure this device without connecting to your people control centre.

I will never purchase a TP-Link device again.

 

Blame on you.

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Re:Web UI Configuration
Monday
My phone screen is painful compared to sitting at my workstation. If I need to do anything serious I do it on my PC. Eg. I'm trying to got through a list of clients 50 long and match MAC addresses to devices. Painful in the app, easy to copy paste on a PC. Also, if I'm already sitting with my PC, why should I be forced to find my phone, and use a 6 inch phone screen to do what I need to do. In fact you've almost got it in reverse. The simple, less functional interface should be the app. The full advanced interface should be on the Web browser.
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Re:Web UI Configuration
Monday

  @TP-Link: It is hard to understand how tone deaf your marketing team can be. This feature has been requested for months/years with nearly 500 posts in this thread alone, and yet you steadfastly refuse to implement a "standard" control/config interface, which does not require an account and/or some "foreign" app on one of the customer's devices. It appears that you value your revenue stream from sharing/selling my data/info and adding me to your personal marketing/spam database too much.

 

I, for one, do not want to share my data (account and information collected by TP-Link) with anyone or be required to install some app of unkown quality and security simply to use your product -- especially something as fundmental as a network router. I do not trust companies to secure my information and I do not know the qualility of the app I am being forced to install on one of my devices.

 

TP-Link has been one of my "goto" brands for networking products for years. But this policy has moved the company to the "only if nothing is better" list.While I realize this trend of collecting/selling customer information is becoming pervasive among many companies. While I will not say that I'm nevery buying from TP-Link again, this policy has significantly raised the bar to acceptance or recommendation of your products. 

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RE:Web UI Configuration
Monday
I have Deco App in only 1 available cellphone. Single point of failure for high end router management. We should be able to access its features also via Web UI.
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