[derefr]

> Nobody is going to check inside a "factory sealed" box.

I'm surprised Amazon doesn't X-ray incoming merchandise and then use Computer Vision (i.e. face tagging but for objects) to say whether what's inside the box matches what "should" be in there according to a database of SKU X-ray "fingerprints."

[ganoushoreilly]

It's probably not worth the cost. Even though the numbers would seem large to us, at their scale it's probably not.

[chrischen]

If theY ignore fraud the fraudsters will naturally increase their activity.

[londons_explore]

A percentage is a percentage...

[james-skemp]

A penny is a percentage of a dollar, a hundred dollars, and a thousand dollars.

That percentage matters less the smaller it gets.

[dillonmckay]

So, that is why I thought they put in a security blanket inside the SSD box.

Maybe some rudimentary thermal imagery, and that is the method?

[icedchai]

It's probably more about weight, size, and convenience. SSDs don't weigh much. Neither do blankets and that one probably fits in the SSD box without any hassle.