@th Can it be used without agreeing to the EULA?
@th and uh, tap the same button once or twice? definitely room for people who have difficulties with such motions then
@th "... thereby if user in as so much as looks at it, guarantee is immediately voided. Vendor is under no obligation to ever show anything useful once display has been onwrapped thereby voiding the end user licence agreement according to §7 consumer law..."
@th@social.v.st it's huawei, they're probably sending your data to the chinese government as you speak.
that's why you don't buy a smart monitor if possible.
if this isn't a smart monitor, then why would they require you to agree to a eula on a monitor.
either way smart monitors shouldn't exist, otherwise it's not a monitor, it's a television.
@th@social.v.st that thing should not be allowed anywhere near the internet.
@th this makes me happy to have collected more monitors than I can justify needing that are all too old to have embedded software.
@th What is that, so I can avoid it?
@th "A mouse is required for this part"
@th they're turning them into mini-computers on their own, but with vastly less ability to install your own shit on them, and it's the worst
@th The fuck?? It's HARDWARE.
We'd probably be sending it back and getting a different brand. Like the time a WD external drive came with a EULA thing on a slip of paper, tryimg to claim we agreed to arbitration. We sent it back and bought Seagate.
@th I'm waiting for the from the hospital that you agree to as soon as you're born.
@th fuck that
@th Your new monitor might also have a return policy. Just saying.
@th software updates of the screen? How does that work. It's mot like you'd normally connect them to a network?
@th WTF? What brand is it?
@th "smart bar" oh no