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Not 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 th
by thebruce87m 2y ago
Not 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.