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HP's firmware updates that disable third-party ink cartridges violate EPEAT 2.0 sustainability standards, which explicitly prohibit such lockout mechanisms. The International Imaging Technology Council is calling out HP for this practice after the updated EPEAT registry launched in December 2025.
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OfficeJet Pro 7720