ONE20 goes out of business; ONE20 apps will no longer work

ONE20 goes out of business, ONE20 apps, devices will no longer work

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ELD provider ONE20 has suddenly announced that it is going out of business on June 18. In a note on its website, ONE20 says that its apps, such as ONE20 Maps, My ONE20 and ONE20 F-ELD, will no longer work, and no updates will be offered. This means that users of ONE20 ELDs will need to find new devices by June 18 to remain in compliance.

The announcement was posted without prior warning of the company’s plans. Refunds will be offered only for unopened devices purchased after March 18.

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