I wonder if lack of ECC is a form of planned obsolescence. It makes the computer cost less, and it insures the computer starts failing after a while as the OS

I wonder if lack of ECC is a form of planned obsolescence. It makes the computer cost less, and it insures the computer starts failing after a while as the OS and files get corrupted, making the owner want a new computer. More profit due to both of those. Kind of like using rubber for seals in a car rather than silicone, even though the cost difference is tiny, so owners eventually have to buy a new car.