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These features are the value proposition. If you don't want them, a different router might actually be better for you.
>These features are the value proposition Asking for an explanation or complaining or criticizing a product is good and should be encouraged. Companies should expect negative feedback if they release products that consumers do not like. In fact this helps the Companies too in making products that people want. I don't quite see why you're telling people to "take it or leave it". That applies to every single product in…
I'm saying that if you're unwilling to use a Google account for this, then (in all likelihood) it probably isn't the best product for you.
The same way that if you're unwilling to use an Amazon (or Apple) account, the Kindle (or iPhone) isn't going to be the best product for you.