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by Analemma_
3528 days ago
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> Like with cars That's not the same thing at all. For a car to hurt somebody, the owner has to be actively using it, and doing so in a reckless or negligent manner; and furthermore, note that reckless operation of a car can hurt somebody even if the manufacturer built it perfectly. (if your car somehow did hurt somebody when nobody was using it, then the liability probably would belong to the manufacturer). IoT devices are the exact opposite: they can cause harm when the owner has done nothing wrong, and they can only cause harm if the manufacturer screwed up and did not secure it propertly. All the liability belongs to the producer. |
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