Re:Aptoide wins court battle against Google in landmark case
by ionised on Wednesday October 24, 2018 @12:09PM
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That wasn't the point I was making.
My point is that saying it's all the consumers responsibility is a highly one-sided argument in favour of the vendor/service provider.
The amount of work a person would have to do to research every facet of every product they buy is insurmountable. There is no possible way for them to know everything about a product they are thinking of buying or using.
Expecting the average user to know which apps on any given app store are ridden with malware is a mighty tall order.
The customer will always have some level of ignorance about the product, so some measure of consumer protection is required.
My point is that saying it's all the consumers responsibility is a highly one-sided argument in favour of the vendor/service provider.
The amount of work a person would have to do to research every facet of every product they buy is insurmountable. There is no possible way for them to know everything about a product they are thinking of buying or using.
Expecting the average user to know which apps on any given app store are ridden with malware is a mighty tall order.
The customer will always have some level of ignorance about the product, so some measure of consumer protection is required.
It's unrealistic.