The case law on that topic is against it, for what it's worth, but hard to find because it's such a silly argument no one really tries it. They probably think w

The case law on that topic is against it, for what it's worth, but hard to find because it's such a silly argument no one really tries it. They probably think what they do as an excuse to implement DRM and maintain some control over their platform. If you look at gun mods you might get somewhere. These do actually fail in ways that harm people as they're made to contain explosions. Has the user of a modified device ever been able to sue? No.