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I kinda assumed that all the above companies would already be doing something similar. I want to live in a world with warranties, so if there's a non-privacy-vi
by jeffparsons 3y ago
I kinda assumed that all the above companies would already be doing something similar. I want to live in a world with warranties, so if there's a non-privacy-violating way for companies to protect themselves a little bit from fraudulent warranty claims, why shouldn't they do it?
- machinekob 3y agoThey should, I was just speaking about hidding the fact from the customer. (everytime NV/Apple/Intel do something stupid people react with fuck them vibes, everytime AMD do something stupid peopel on hacker news are defending them like AMD is some sort of small startup)
- account42 3y agoMaybe it was not advertised pre-sale as well as it should be but do you really count this as hiding anything from the customer: https://twitter.com/hjc4869/status/1734421088606851462 https://twitter.com/hjc4869/status/1734421088606851462