If complaints were required before remediation could begin, some
equipment that only failed once in a while would have a chance of
remaining in service until EOL.
Since immunity is not enforced in the US, let's look at interference
instead:
http://spectrum.ieee.org/telecom/wireless/electronic-noise-is-drowning-out-the-internet-of-things
It may also be relevant to the proposition's validity that many (and
perhaps most) Americans aren't competent to MAKE complaints.
Cortland Richmond
(KA5S)
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