That doesn't improve the accessibility of the devices, which is part of the problem. Access is a feature that depends on the ability of the consumer and is ther

That doesn't improve the accessibility of the devices, which is part of the problem. Access is a feature that depends on the ability of the consumer and is therefore often not considered, but is also not promoted by producers. To simply legislate that products shouldn't fail doesn't improve the authority of the consumer much, now does it? That's blanked card legislation and is in theory not viable. 10 Years seems like a rather arbitrary rule, anyhow. You are probably not actually a lawyer, neither am I. I could still agree with the desire for intervention when the majorities on both sides of the problem are unreliable.