TiVo has decided, regardless of the huge number of TiVo HD series 3 owners with lifetime subscriptions, that they would rather only support the new TiVo devices and have removed the ability to program the TiVo HDs from their website (Android TiVo classic app still works).
It strikes me that if you offer a lifetime subscription, that as a company, you need to support that subscription until either no more of those devices are working, or TiVo swaps them for newer boxes.
This support does not include third-party apps (Amazon and YouTube are no longer supported as they changed their APIs and are no longer supported by the third-party.
I smell a class action suit. Anyone else?
It strikes me that if you offer a lifetime subscription, that as a company, you need to support that subscription until either no more of those devices are working, or TiVo swaps them for newer boxes.
This support does not include third-party apps (Amazon and YouTube are no longer supported as they changed their APIs and are no longer supported by the third-party.
I smell a class action suit. Anyone else?