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Ignore their spammy emails? Per their VP, they are totally going to up their game and inject their "notifications" in your everyday Web traffic. https://twitter.com/jlivingood/status/939848009386549248

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What I meant in the context of that exchange was that the notifications come only after for example multiple emails have not resulted in the device being replaced.

If it is truly critical, disconnect the device and use the disconnected landing page as your means of communication.

Anything else fails to meet the criteria of "critical".

If I buy a crappy 802.11b wifi dongle, are you going to inject JS too?

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