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If I buy hardware that relies on software to function, I should have the right to access, modify, and adapt that software. If I own the device, I should have full control over how it operates, rather than being locked into proprietary restrictions. Open-source software for hardware ensures...
If they are so obsessively enforcing these restrictions, it’s because they have a lot to gain—whether through financial incentives, maintaining a monopoly over repairs and modifications, or ensuring that only their approved software and hardware ecosystem can function. By tightly controlling the...
1. better not, not before someone else dit sacrify himself to test
2. there is a version that enable you to finetune the predefined assistance modes (mine origianally did not had that option)
3. not able to use existing "tuners", Bosh is putting quite some efford in trying to discover...
If you can, ask or find a dealer that is willing to activate the reed-switch sensor of the motor.
Being able to tune the riding modes is a plus, I don’t know at what version they implemented that?
Not only the warrenty! If they think you (their software) manipulated the speed , they decide (they already do it) to brick the motor you bought , ,making it unusable!!!
So you buy something you don’t really own😡