Im sure the device is end of life after 6 years anyways, so that sounds about right. I personally havent ever had a usb-c port fail, but ive only been using iphones and pixels. Good workaround with the wireless charging though.
I mean I’m sure they exist, but I haven’t connected the thing to a PC to update it since I got it. I think I had to do it once. There’s an app, but it’s totally optional so I don’t use it. I’m probably way behind on firmware updates if I’m being honest.
But it’s a cannabis vaporizer. As long as it’s doing the thing it’s meant to do, I see no need to change anything.
Oh i see. Sorry. What I meant by “end of life” was when a manufacturer stops pushing software updates to it, either because they are no longer want to allocate an employee to take care of it, or they’ve decided its not possible to secure it anymore. For phones, that usually occurs after 3-7 years, depending on the manufacturer.
Oh yeah, I dunno if they’re still supporting it in that way. I’m pretty sure they’ve released a new version of the product within the last few years so they might have stopped putting out firmware updates for the one I have. No idea honestly.
Im sure the device is end of life after 6 years anyways, so that sounds about right. I personally havent ever had a usb-c port fail, but ive only been using iphones and pixels. Good workaround with the wireless charging though.
No the device works great, the port failed like 3 years ago.
The glass part is meant to be replaced and I’ve gone through a few but they’re like $30-40. The rest of the device still works just fine.
Oh thats good. Glad to hear its still getting firmware updates
I mean I’m sure they exist, but I haven’t connected the thing to a PC to update it since I got it. I think I had to do it once. There’s an app, but it’s totally optional so I don’t use it. I’m probably way behind on firmware updates if I’m being honest.
But it’s a cannabis vaporizer. As long as it’s doing the thing it’s meant to do, I see no need to change anything.
Oh i see. Sorry. What I meant by “end of life” was when a manufacturer stops pushing software updates to it, either because they are no longer want to allocate an employee to take care of it, or they’ve decided its not possible to secure it anymore. For phones, that usually occurs after 3-7 years, depending on the manufacturer.
Oh yeah, I dunno if they’re still supporting it in that way. I’m pretty sure they’ve released a new version of the product within the last few years so they might have stopped putting out firmware updates for the one I have. No idea honestly.