Totally correct- the fault might never go boom in case the SSDs get light use or low usage hours.
But: in my opinion, I prefer a manufacturer that shows some proactive action to these things, and does issue some recall or notice that product XY is affected within certain serial numbers- including free repair or exchange.
As an amateur photographer, I use Nikon for about 15 years now in the digital world, so I was aware of some rushed products into the market, whereas Nikon in the beginning (the dreaded D600 dirt spots, which basically were specks of oil) really tried to drag things out until they understood what the problem was, to newer incidents like the mirror issues with the D750- they published some bulletin with affected S/N and the stuff got free repair.
Still no textbook example of very good and proactive handling the case, but not that bad that you need a big lawsuit to get a manufacturer to recognize your customer rights.