Tapo C100 v4.2
Gone quiet thin evidence
no firmware for long enough to stand out against its own record
1030 days of silence, past the 730-day floor that applies where there is no cadence to compare against
- Last firmware
- 5 December 2023 (3 years ago)
- Releases seen
- 1
- Update rhythm
- too few releases to model
- Support observed
- —
- Vendor's promise
- ≥ 31 December 2029 — at least, and may be extended — not being kept: silent well before this date
- Patch latency
- not measurable — its changelogs name no CVE ids
Which one do I have?
TP-Link ships this model in more than one hardware revision, and they do not share firmware. The revision is printed on the label on the underside, usually after the model — Ver 1.0, V4.6. Getting it wrong is the easiest way to read the wrong answer here.
- Tapo C100 v1 (US) Gone quiet 1 releases
- Tapo C100 v4 (US) Actively updated 9 releases
- Tapo C100 v4.26 (US) Gone quiet 1 releases
- Tapo C100 v4.6 (US) Actively updated 9 releases
- Tapo C100 v4.8 (US) Gone quiet 5 releases
- Tapo C100 v5 (US) Actively updated 8 releases
- Tapo C100 v5.6 (US) Actively updated 9 releases
Firmware history
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Tapo C100(US)_V4.20_1.3.4 Build 230613 5 December 2023
Release notes — disclosure 0.30
First firmware released.
Archived page, fetched 29 September 2026
Evidence
3 archived pages sit behind this record, the earliest read on 1 August 2026. Everything above was read from them, and each is kept byte for byte so it can be checked after the vendor edits the original.
Identifiers: marketing_name Tapo C100
Judged by lifecycle-1 on 30 September 2026.
How these verdicts are computed.