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No permanent damage is your threshold for what is acceptable? There is plenty of discomfort long before we get to permanent damage. Are you really arguing tha
by dev_tty01 4y ago
No permanent damage is your threshold for what is acceptable? There is plenty of discomfort long before we get to permanent damage. Are you really arguing that companies should base their product designs on whether or not the problems they create for their users are permanent or not? No company with any hope of success would ever use such a criteria.
- filoleg 4y ago> No permanent damage is your threshold for what is acceptable? Not the person you are replying to, but it depends on what kind of damage. If it left painful burns or something actually bothersome, then I wouldn't like it, no. If it is just gonna make me unable to have kids until I stop putting the device on my lap, then I am totally ok with that. I currently don't want kids, so this does nothing to me. And if I change my mind later, I can just alter my device usage accordingly, since it isn't permanent.