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Software bugs almost never poison you, so that isn't applicable. Product recalls happen every day in the software industry, voluntarily. We call them software
by mike_hearn 2y ago
Software bugs almost never poison you, so that isn't applicable.
Product recalls happen every day in the software industry, voluntarily. We call them software updates and the industry does them far better and more smoothly than any other industry.
Use cases that aren't covered due to liability can be found in any EULA. You aren't allowed to use Windows in nuclear power stations for example.
- pjmlp 2y agoActually they do, when faulty software powers something food related, anywhere on the delivery chain from the farmer to the point someone actually eats something. EULAs are meaningless in many countries outside US law, most folks are yet to bother to sue companies because they have been badly educated to accept faulty software, while they on material world, that is something that they only accept on cheap knockoffs on street bazaar, and 1 euro shops. Maybe that is the measure for software then. And even those do require a permit for selling, in many countries, or some exchange of goods between sellers and law enforcement checking permits.