Many countries do it, with random controls such as statistics checks (like revenue vs employees count, compared to similar businesses) and random visits.
This does not eliminate illegal labor completely but significantly reduces it.
I had this issue with internal domains indexed by Google. The domains where not published anywhere by my company. They were dcanned by leakix.net which apparently scans the whole web for vulnerabilities and publishes web pages containing the domain names associated with each IP address.
I guess they read them from the certificates
This event happened in 2022. this is the only year since 1995 where nuclear production fell below 300TWh (278TWh in 2022 vs 360 in 2021 and 320 in 2023).
These cracks are not the only factor for the poor performance on nuclear in 2022 : several reactors had to do their 10-year maintenance (grand carénage), which had been delayed because of the pandemic.
It's hard to extrapolate reliability issues from an event that happened once in 30 years.
Indeed, and for the t480s we could undervolt the CPU to help with thermals but these are not normally accessible to the end user.
So if you are an average user of a Lenovo laptop without technical skills, you probably have a machine that does not meet the advertised performance, and no way to fix it.
I think a lot of laptops do this because their cooling system is too weak for the CPU.
The Lenovo Thinkpad t480s comes to my mind: with factory settings, the CPU was unable to reach its advertised boost frequency nor maintain its max non-boost frequency for more than a few minutes. After 5 to 10 minutes, the machine was usually running at 300/400mhz under its advertised clock speed.
Undervolting helped a lot but could not fix the issue completely, under clocking was the only solution to maintain a consistent clock speed.
This does not eliminate illegal labor completely but significantly reduces it.