Tuesday, May 12, 2020
Smart Home Company Wink Gives Users an Extra Week Before Surprise Subscription Fees Are Required
Wink, a company that makes a smart home hub that links smart home devices together, last week upset customers with the announcement of a new surprise subscription service that will be required to use the Wink product going forward. Wink, which was not a subscription service when customers purchased the product, at the time said that it would give customers a one-week grace period before
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