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The fact that they don't meet a standard doesn't negate the fact that they exist, are for sale, and that most people do not understand the very technical specif
by dghlsakjg 2y ago
The fact that they don't meet a standard doesn't negate the fact that they exist, are for sale, and that most people do not understand the very technical specifications, or even what the USB logo represents.
- acdha 2y agoNo, but it means there’s a consumer safety issue rather than a problem with the standard just as someone selling contaminated meat does not mean that the food safety labeling laws are broken.