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HP exec says quiet part out loud when it comes to locking in print customers
(www.theregister.com)
this post was submitted on 05 Dec 2023
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https://bdsmovement.net/boycott-hp
There are always better alternatives out there than this trash.
I know there are a lot of people that will advocate for Brother printers and I didn't used to do this, but I bought one, don't use it for months at a time, and it just sits there ready, working perfectly when I need it to.
It's shocking actually. All the Canon and HP printers I've ever owned would stop connecting to WiFi, stop responding, run out of ink after 10 prints, or end up with low-quality prints.
The brother just sits there, ready to work, month after month.
I believe that the grounds for boycotting HP should not be linked to its association with Israel in any manner.
The legitimate reasons for boycotting HP lie in its substandard customer treatment and the gradual decline in the quality of its products and services.
When individuals boycott companies due to their ties with Israel, it only intensifies my inclination to support those companies.
We should focus on HP's bad technology, not politics. Bringing politics in just confuses the main issue.
Do you see apartheid and genocide as political issues?