Burns victim's family furious about Temu 'safety pledge'

Temu has won approval for Australia's government safety pledge, but not everyone is celebrating. The mother of Daniella Jacobs-Herd, who suffered severe burns in an incident involving the shopping app, is calling the decision hypocritical—Temu is marketed as safe while refusing to acknowledge responsibility for injuries to her daughter. According to ABC News Australia, it raises a troubling question: how meaningful is a safety pledge when the company won't stand behind its products?

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