I can imagine a phone sold with a readily accessible and highly visible physical toggle switch for power-only mode, giving consumers a discoverable built-in USB condom.
I can imagine a phone sold with a readily accessible and highly visible physical toggle switch for power-only mode, giving consumers a discoverable built-in USB condom.
USB-condoms are a thing you know; average (and below) users know exactly what those do and can figure out how to use them in a few seconds. I bet if Apple's genius marketeers would come up with a catchy name (like the i-Safe, but cooler) those would easily sell at 3,000% the production cost. But they never will because they tarnish the brand, and make the users think their devices are not safe by default.
But then, if the device are indeed not safe by default... are we talking about criminal charges here? Would it be fraud, or what is the name of the crime where you knowingly sell hazardous stuff to the public?