> The real problem is that consumers want cheap but quality and security aren't cheap. I think it's well accepted that there's high quality standards in China

> The real problem is that consumers want cheap but quality and security aren't cheap. I think it's well accepted that there's high quality standards in China (there's the whole range of quality) - for drones DJI has been a reference for example. But tech security is such an intangible thing that most of the population doesn't understand it. And in all honesty it seems that there's no protocol, or standard procedure, or evaluation of tech goods that come to the market and must pass security testing. For example, with GDPR, at least a framework came out for data protection and protocols were set in place. The adoption was and still is chaotic for a lot of organizations, and it has plenty of flaws - but it is indeed something that's working towards a goal. So far, in terms of security, it's like there's nothing in place.