General Electric Ovens

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"General Electric Ovens is a family of smart ovens made by General Electric...

General Electric Ovens

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Incidents

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Locking features until connected to wifi (14 March 2022)

General Electric ovens were found to require connection to WiFi before certain features could be used. Even though the ovens contained the necessary physical buttons to turn on these features, the oven would not activate those features until it had been first connected to a WiFi network and the user had connected the oven to the GE Appliances app. The affected features included convection roast, air fry and dehydrate.

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