IMHO, it's a hatchet job that groups relatively innocuous things with dangerous things to inflate numbers. For example, take this: >1,412 electronics listings

IMHO, it's a hatchet job that groups relatively innocuous things with dangerous things to inflate numbers. For example, take this: >1,412 electronics listings falsely claimed to be UL certified—indicating they met voluntary industry safety standards—or didn’t provide enough information to verify the claim. Falsely claiming to UL certified is dangerous. Not providing enough information to verify the claim is pretty benign if they actually meet standards. This isn't to say that they aren't largely correct about Amazon's commitment to quality and safety. Just that this is an alarmist piece that doesn't rest on sound reasoning.