> This is an interesting point. While this would be nice for some folks that just want drivers to be functional I could also see why a manufacturer might be rel

> This is an interesting point. While this would be nice for some folks that just want drivers to be functional I could also see why a manufacturer might be reluctant to offer such information. Well, yeah, the point of regulations is to make companies do things that are not in their direct self-interest, but benefit wider society. Manufacturers would also be reluctant to comply with planned obsolescence bans, or consumer safety regulations. That's why the regulations must have teeth to them.