Google is always providing inaccurate information

[Yota]

Tell me what routers Asuswrt-Merlin supports?

 

[ColinTaylor]

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[Yota]

Asuswrt-Merlin Supported routers: (Updated on July 28, 2021)

Older platform:

• RT-AC66U_B1 (same firmware as the RT-AC68U)
• RT-AC68U (including revisions C1 and E1)
• RT-AC68P (same firmware as RT-AC68U)
• RT-AC68UF (same firmware as RT-AC68U)
• RT-AC68U V3 (same firmware as RT-AC68U)
• RT-AC1900 (same firmware as RT-AC68U)
• RT-AC1900P (same firmware as RT-AC68U)
• RT-AC88U
• RT-AC3100
• RT-AC5300

HND platform:

• RT-AC86U
• RT-AC2900 (same firmware as RT-AC86U)
• GT-AC2900
• RT-AX88U
• GT-AX11000
• RT-AX56U
• RT-AX58U
• RT-AX3000 (same firmware as RT-AX58U)
• RT-AX86U
• RT-AX68U

No longer supported:

• RT-N16
• RT-N66U
• RT-AC66U
• RT-AC56U
• RT-AC87U
• RT-AC3200

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Maybe this thread can help Google better index the correct information

 

[Yota]

Open this search result ( https://www.google.com/search?q=asus+merlin+router ), click SEE MORE at the bottom of the page, then FEEDBACK.

 

[ColinTaylor]

Open this search result ( https://www.google.com/search?q=asus+merlin+router ), click SEE MORE at the bottom of the page, then FEEDBACK.

Why? The top result of the search is Merlin's website.

 

[jeden]

Your problem is not google, your problem is that you don't know how to use it.
Carousels are always generated automatically and therefore inaccurate. Merlin has a website and that's what you should have looked at.

 

[heysoundude]

There are those who consider google to be the devil.
I tend to lean towards their way of thinking, but it's a large sprawling business (like microsoft and Amazon and governments) that can barely knows what any one branch/arm/hand is doing at any given time, let alone all of them, so I'm a bit more forgiving and say they've spread themselves a bit too thin to be all things to all people as they hope. Therefore, I've decided to limit my exposure:
Browse with Brave, DuckDuckGo as my search engine, none of Google's apps on my devices...It's actually cut down on the spam/phishing/general internet noise/junk in my life as it pertains to using computers/web. I'm certain Merlin/scripts have played a not insignificant part in that as well - they've definitely made me reconsider my usage of online services and how exposed I am to them, personally.
But maybe I'm deluding myself <shrug>