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I wonder if they acknowledge any responsibility if their tear-downs reveal recallable design defects? Not that I'd want them to be persecuted, but they'd be in
by salgernon 9y ago
I wonder if they acknowledge any responsibility if their tear-downs reveal recallable design defects? Not that I'd want them to be persecuted, but they'd be in a great position to notice that something may be under-spec'd for a given workload.
The article also didn't mention any reverse engineering of the software - I'm sure someone could clone the physical parts of an i3 and have a vastly substandard product because without a thorough understanding of the software...
- mschuster91 9y ago> I wonder if they acknowledge any responsibility if their tear-downs reveal recallable design defects? Why should anyone be held responsible to find a flaw in a 3rd party product and not report it? It might be considered unethical if a life-threatening issue, yes, but IMHO there is no way to attach legal responsibility.