As someone who designs electronics sometimes, I would love to know how manufacturers are getting so detailed failure rate data on their components to achieve th

As someone who designs electronics sometimes, I would love to know how manufacturers are getting so detailed failure rate data on their components to achieve this lasting just past the warranty period and then breaking thing. I think its actually just a combination of customers lying, ancedata and confirmation bias that brings about this impression. A repair shop like that is likely not seeing a lot of in-warranty repairs, and with a lot of devices they may quickly fall out of common use shortly after the warranty period, however long it is, so that also may be a cause of this impression. Then again, I have devices from Apple and Samsung that are way past their warranty period and still going strong.