Honestly, its for the best. The terms and conditions of the program have always been exceptionally straightforward - the product you buy might not see the light of day, and you might be screwed in regard to updates.
Outside some chipset changes to U6 APs, there was a ton of community backlash when they announced they wouldn’t bring WebView to early model Connect Displays. You’d bring up the T&Cs they agreed to multiple times to buy the products, but it never mattered - Ubiquiti sold me THING, they should SUPPORT THING, T&C be DAMNED
Consumer expectations are always going to be a bit unreasonable in open-access programs of this nature. End of an era, though.
Honestly, its for the best. The terms and conditions of the program have always been exceptionally straightforward - the product you buy might not see the light of day, and you might be screwed in regard to updates.
Outside some chipset changes to U6 APs, there was a ton of community backlash when they announced they wouldn’t bring WebView to early model Connect Displays. You’d bring up the T&Cs they agreed to multiple times to buy the products, but it never mattered - Ubiquiti sold me THING, they should SUPPORT THING, T&C be DAMNED
Consumer expectations are always going to be a bit unreasonable in open-access programs of this nature. End of an era, though.