&quot;This is a case where the &quot;app&quot; is a blood test critical to people&#x27;s lives, determining drug dosages, treatment courses and outcomes, etc. A failure here can really f*$k up someone&#x27;s life or kill them, not just inconvenience them because the app failed to load and order their dinner.&quot;<p>There is a whole government agency dedicated to making sure this doesn&#x27;t happen. The &#x27;app&#x27; analogy doesn&#x27;t work.  They have the power to shut all of a companies services. My only point was, let the FDA do its thing. I don&#x27;t want a company to die just because there is an article written about it multiple times a day (seriously,  monitor the frontpage of HN for this). There is no way to tell between actual journalism and clickbait.<p>I&#x27;m sure you would agree, at this point these articles are doing nothing but fulfilling a sense of schadenfreude in us.  The government and the FDA are on it.<p>I HOPE at this point that we are all right and the government takes the company down and shuts it down. If it turns out they didn&#x27;t do anything illegal and just runs out of money in a couple of years, would that be fair?