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For reference, just to show the 'apple' factor.
Bambu had "accedently force pushed" an updated to all printers before, that locked them to only able to print with confirmed Bambu Lab filament.
That this is even an option they invested research time into boggles my mind.
source? i have a bambu and this did not happen.
When was this? I've had Bambu printers for around 2-3 years now and never ran into this issue.
same. my x1c was from the original kickstarter and it has never given me any problems with third party filaments. that printer has lasted me ages and is still going strong with occasional maintenance, and no firmware has ever stopped me from placing non-rfid plastic in a slot and telling bambu what it is.