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Agree. But I think that's the idea behind the concept. Don't want to spend time worrying about it, but if there is a known defect discovered later about somethi
by hn_user2 12y ago
Agree. But I think that's the idea behind the concept. Don't want to spend time worrying about it, but if there is a known defect discovered later about something I bought, I would like to know about it.
Assuming it's as easy as lifting my phone and scanning a barcode after the occasional toy purchase. Then I can forget about it.
Agree you can't give up common sense, and you shouldn't obsess about it, but it's silly to not remove a toy if there is a known defect that causes deaths.
- pilsetnieks 12y agoIt also could give you a false sense of security in case it's something that's not published on this particular service. Also, in most reasonable countries products that are known to cause deaths are removed from the market instead of continuing to be sold with the "buyer beware" assumption.