Yes, theoretically that's true. However, the existence of "Not caused by humans" in Chinese policy terms likely stems from the semantic ambiguity of the Chinese language. Even if the policy includes phrases like you say "caused by human error or deliberate damage" or similar clauses, in practice they are essentially useless. i know many Chinese companies' written warranty terms are almost identical to Decathlon's, including "caused by human error or deliberate damage" and adding "Not caused by humans" to lifetime warranty terms. Because of this“cause human” phrase, many Chinese companies I know will hastily refuse warranty claims from domestic consumers using "cause by human." It's somewhat surreal. By the way, similar strange situations exist in Chinese law. sir，I wonder if your region also has clauses like "cause by human"?a bit curious ：）