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===Logitech Harmony discontinuation (''May 2025'')===

Logitech used to manufacture universal remotes, named Harmony. Some of the devices required the use of the Harmony Remote software in order to program them. In March of 2025, Logitech announced that they would discontinue support for the older remotes, rendering them unable to be reprogrammed after 28 May 2025.

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*[[Logitech harmony Discontinuation|Logitech Harmony (2001)]]: A line of universal remotes and smart home products, created by Easy Zapper and acquired by Logitech in 2004. Logitech ceased production of Harmony products in 2021, and stopped support in May 2025, rendering remotes unable to be reprogrammed.

*[[Logitech G HUB]]: A piece of software used to control Logitech products. Some accessories are unable to be customized at all without this software, which is not Linux compatible.

*[[Logitech webcams]]: A line of C9xx webcams. Logitech silently removed h.264 encoding at some point without changing the model symbols.

==References==

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 ===Logitech Harmony discontinuation (''May 2025'')===
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+{{Main|Logitech Harmony}}
 Logitech used to manufacture universal remotes, named Harmony. Some of the devices required the use of the Harmony Remote software in order to program them. In March of 2025, Logitech announced that they would discontinue support for the older remotes, rendering them unable to be reprogrammed after 28 May 2025.
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 *[[Logitech harmony Discontinuation|Logitech Harmony (2001)]]: A line of universal remotes and smart home products, created by Easy Zapper and acquired by Logitech in 2004. Logitech ceased production of Harmony products in 2021, and stopped support in May 2025, rendering remotes unable to be reprogrammed.
 *[[Logitech G HUB]]: A piece of software used to control Logitech products. Some accessories are unable to be customized at all without this software, which is not Linux compatible.
+*[[Logitech webcams]]: A line of C9xx webcams. Logitech silently removed h.264 encoding at some point without changing the model symbols.
 ==References==