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> Because in my original reply I said “alerts” and not “blocks using drm”? And how soon before manufacturers move from the first to the second, if they are not
by PontifexMinimus 2y ago
> Because in my original reply I said “alerts” and not “blocks using drm”?
And how soon before manufacturers move from the first to the second, if they are not stopped by law?
I have no objection to alerts per se, as long as it is done in a non-obnoxious way.
- thebruce87m 2y agoNot sure, but if it was my own company I’d want to block third party batteries to ensure my users get the experience that I have designed and tested for. If that wasn’t legal, then I’d want to at least log it. That way when someone claims my product burned down their house, I would have proof that it wasn’t my battery that did it. This isn’t bullet proof however- if you are a big enough company the media headlines will still have your product in the headline, and you’d be lucky if the main body mentioned the manufacturer of the fault-causing component.