The Australian government has come under scrutiny for not explicitly stating the risks of "fire and/or burns" on non-updated 4a models. This oversight has sparked debate about the importance of clear product labeling and the need for stricteegulations.The absence of explicit warnings can have devastating consequences, including severe injuries and even fatalities. It is crucial that manufacturers prioritize safety features in their products to mitigate such risks.Regulatory bodies must take a proactive approach to addressing these concerns, working closely with industry stakeholders to ensure that products are designed with consumer safety in mind. By doing so, they can help prevent unnecessary harm and promote a culture of responsibility.