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So if an application on your PC makes it overheat and break the PC is at fault for being defective and you get to RMA it? What about a laptop? And a Camera is d

So if an application on your PC makes it overheat and break the PC is at fault for being defective and you get to RMA it? What about a laptop? And a Camera is different how? In the end it would be faulty / bad design that makes the Camera fail. And that is absolutely a valid reason the RMA it.

MinorTom 5y ago
> So if an application on your PC makes it overheat and break the PC is at fault for being defective and you get to RMA it? Kernel code can absolutely brick your PC due to how much it can do. This could be fixed at a UEFI/microcode level, but not without taking a lot of control away from the OS and the end user.