Bambu Lab Authorization Control System: Difference between revisions
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# '''Privacy Risks''': Users' print data, including designs & settings, are now processed through Bambu’s cloud servers, giving the company access to information on how users use their hardware. | # '''Privacy Risks''': Users' print data, including designs & settings, are now processed through Bambu’s cloud servers, giving the company access to information on how users use their hardware. | ||
# '''Locked Hardware''': If a user disagrees with these changes, they can’t simply switch back to the older version software—they're stuck with the new version & locked into Bambu’s system. | # '''Locked Hardware''': If a user disagrees with these changes, they can’t simply switch back to the older version software—they're stuck with the new version & locked into Bambu’s system. | ||
# '''Reduced resiliency''': In an emergency where internet access is lost, the 3D printer cannot be used to create items which may be used to repair or replace items vital to an emergency response. This functionality is vital for small and or remote households and communities. | |||
== The Bigger Picture == | == The Bigger Picture == | ||