The types of law that you would normally expect to protect you as a US consumer against completely defective security software that does nothing right and harms

The types of law that you would normally expect to protect you as a US consumer against completely defective security software that does nothing right and harms customers do not work on software for a variety of complicated reasons. In a way that is completely distinct from other kinds of things that are sold, you will not be able to recover under a UCC warranty claim, a negligence claim, or a claim related to defectively designed or manufactured piece of software. If Crowdstrike is litigated into non-existence, it will not be in America, because the law doesn't work like that. Worth noting that there are a lot of software companies in America. This is not a coincidence.