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- October 1, 2018 at 5:35 pm #962
So IÂ have had a chat with ASUS DSL Team and âto keep it simpleâ it appears that ASUS wished to confirm the following with regards to the use and distribution of their DSL Beta firmware’s.
The beta firmwareâs ASUS distribute by these forums (UKTechHub.com) and formally (WhatsYourRouter.com) soley and are released on the understanding that ASUS are not requesting users to test these beta releases, itâs not necessary, these released beta firmwareâs, which could be untested, are used at owners own risk, owners are welcomed to feedback any comments related to these new beta firmwareâs releases, but testing is not required/requested by ASUS.
These above mentioned firmware’s are not for sharing, not for distribution or re-distribution, either by or for other websites, owners or third parties or any commercial entities without written consent from UKTechHub.com.
Beta firmwareâs release by ASUS for their routers(DSL) can contain new features/enhancements and bug fixes.
In essence and to clarify, ASUS are not asking DSL owners to test these beta firmware’s, as they have a dedicated team performing this function already, but likewise, do welcome any feedback regarding these beta’s to better improve the product’s/firmware’s etc. but no ASUS support is available for any beta ASUS firmware’s via ASUS.
ASUS give me access to these beta’s to give ASUS DSL owners early access to new firmware’s, and remember, if your not comfortable with these T&C’s then do not use/install
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