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Any chance we can get the government (CERT=Sponsored by Homeland Security) to make the company issue a 'safety recall' the way they did for the note 7, or for other dangerously faulty products?
ack all they want... I want to know if they are working on it and are going to continue to support these devices... Or are the owners of these devices going to be tossed to the curb?
R7300 was listed as an affected model, should i assume my R7300DST will be patched as well-- it's the same as the R7300 + a "Dead Spot Terminator"(Separate device)
R7300 was listed as an affected model, should i assume my R7300DST will be patched as well-- it's the same as the R7300 + a "Dead Spot Terminator"(Separate device)
My understanding is that the only R7300 is the R7300DST.
Well, by now most of you have seen the official Netgear status of this issue. They've released beta versions of a production fix for several models. Have any of you folks installed the beta versions and if so what have you experienced? Thank you.
I see Netgear has released a beta fix for this. I have a Mac mini which uses OSX. Netgear Router R7000 AC 1900. Instructions say to download it and save it to my desktop and then follow instructions. I downloaded the fix and I get a message that says Safari can't open it and it advises me to download an app that will. ???? What app would that be?
