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Google reaches into customers’ homes and bricks their gadgets - 16 mai 2016
Revolv is a home automation hub that Google acquired 17 months ago ; yesterday, Google announced that as of May 15, it will killswitch all the Revolvs in the field and render them inert. Section 1201 of the DMCA — the law that prohibits breaking DRM — means that anyone who tries to make a third-party OS for Revolv (...)

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Au revoir Revolv, bonjour obsolescence imposée - 16 mai 2016
Pendant longtemps, acheter un objet signifiait pouvoir en disposer pleinement. Mais l’ère Google est arrivée, et les temps ont bel et bien changé. Désormais, il faut composer avec des objets toujours connectés à leurs fabricants et à leur nouveau credo : l’obsolescence imposée, ou comment vous vendre un produit tout en (...)