The big question is; how do we, as a consumer, know when the battery is using crap material until it is too late?
If the consequences are so dramatic, and we have seen examples of the outcome in the past, why is there not legal guidance that stops the manufacturers from proceeding without the risk of international law suits hanging over their head? (rhetorical question)
Ann: German Research - 4N HPA Critical for Lithium-ion Battery, page-2
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