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Yes. The defroster is basic safety equipment. If your smoke detector manufacturer changed how the test button worked with an over the air update, and as a resu
by ok123456 5y ago
Yes. The defroster is basic safety equipment.
If your smoke detector manufacturer changed how the test button worked with an over the air update, and as a result you failed to correctly test it, who would be liable?
Much in the same way, if someone cannot figure out how to use their defroster because a UX engineer decided to make it just so, the Tesla owner just drives off with a mostly iced up windshield because, and the Tesla owner gets into a crash because it's 7:00am on a cold winter Monday and they're running late, does Tesla share some liability for changing how basic safety equipment works?
- ncallaway 5y ago> does Tesla share some liability for changing how basic safety equipment works? If I was on the jury for that specific fact pattern, then it seems very likely that, yes, they would. Probably the lion's share of the liability too (though definitely not 100%).