09-13-2025 11:36 AM
What a shame you force your customers to throw working electronic devices in the landfill. It's a thermostat not a nuclear reactor. Making your customers toss working devices in the garbage just so you can try to swindle another $200 from them is shameful. Do no harm my ass.
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09-13-2025 12:20 PM
Hi @pbarnett865
I get the frustration with devices that lose support.
There might be a recycling option depending on your region though:Learn about Google's recycling program - United States - Google Store Help
09-13-2025 12:20 PM
Hi @pbarnett865
I get the frustration with devices that lose support.
There might be a recycling option depending on your region though:Learn about Google's recycling program - United States - Google Store Help
09-13-2025 01:40 PM
I understand no longer providing support, but to remove access to devices is not good customer service and is horrible for the environment. Shame on you.
09-13-2025 06:20 PM
Why disable access to a device?
I hope there’s a class action lawsuit coming Google’s way.
09-14-2025 07:15 AM
It is unacceptable Google decides to just stop services for first and second generation Nest thermostat devices for which we paid quite a lot of money. This seriously disrupts my trust in the company. They offer us a discount on a new device. Yeah right, how long will that stuff be supported? I will no longer be buying Google products. @Rando_Boomer yes lol you're right, I better report this to European authorities, I hope Google will get another big lawsuit for this if they don't restore the services.