Oh no, there were bad actors on the market, let's lock the hardware so cheaper but genuine options can't emerge. > When the unit doesn’t work correctly, the an

Oh no, there were bad actors on the market, let's lock the hardware so cheaper but genuine options can't emerge. > When the unit doesn’t work correctly, the anger and RMA requests are directed back at the Raspberry Pi It's not their problem then, the seller is responsible for it and I think we can assume the user has a brain so they knew they could buy a more expensive option from the authorized sellers. Isn't this the case?