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Article is in need of restructuring to better fit Tier 2 article guidelines. This will likely necessitate moving the forced arbitration section to its own tier 3 article. Additionally, the citations need titles and authors to be added to be brought up to the intended level of quality for the wiki. | Article is in need of restructuring to better fit Tier 2 article guidelines. This will likely necessitate moving the forced arbitration section to its own tier 3 article. Additionally, the citations need titles and authors to be added to be brought up to the intended level of quality for the wiki. | ||
Not all Omada equipment requires the app to set up. For example, the ER706W/ | Not all Omada equipment requires the app to set up. For example, the ER706W/ER706W-4G can be set up using the routers' native web interfaces: https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/4075/ | ||
Forced arbitration clauses may very well be present in these web interfaces however. | Forced arbitration clauses may very well be present in these web interfaces however. | ||
== Ads, upsells, and microtransactions == | |||
I had to do some configuration of my router recently, and noticed the tplink app is now full of ads for partner companies/antivirus/advanced features to run on my router on a subscription plan. Has anyone else noticed that? It seems pretty unobtrusive, but also a little scammy. [[User:GarThor|GarThor]] ([[User talk:GarThor|talk]]) 06:25, 19 March 2026 (UTC) | |||
Latest revision as of 06:25, 19 March 2026
Article is in need of restructuring to better fit Tier 2 article guidelines. This will likely necessitate moving the forced arbitration section to its own tier 3 article. Additionally, the citations need titles and authors to be added to be brought up to the intended level of quality for the wiki.
Not all Omada equipment requires the app to set up. For example, the ER706W/ER706W-4G can be set up using the routers' native web interfaces: https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/4075/ Forced arbitration clauses may very well be present in these web interfaces however.
Ads, upsells, and microtransactions
[edit source]I had to do some configuration of my router recently, and noticed the tplink app is now full of ads for partner companies/antivirus/advanced features to run on my router on a subscription plan. Has anyone else noticed that? It seems pretty unobtrusive, but also a little scammy. GarThor (talk) 06:25, 19 March 2026 (UTC)