Beyond that, we all know that "vagueness" was just an Amazon pretext to force France to allow them to operate unchecked, i.e. without providing the demanded protection and deliver any item.
What about a kid’s “computer” toy, or a fart noise button?
What about a fidget spinner? A stress relief toy for autistic kids? A fidget spinner incorrectly marketed for autistic kids?
They have 10’s of millions of items, and for each one where their answer is different than the court’s, they get fined $100,000 * number of times they ship it.
Of course they can’t open the warehouse under these terms. Perhaps elected officials need to step in and pass a law that will invalidate this ruling.
Additionally, most goods sold are already classified as a certain type of item for regulatory purposes in the EU, so that work has already been done.
> if item.category is not in authorized_categories then do not sell
Does not seem too hard to do.