It’s happened to the best of people: you bought an electronic part full of euphoria, unpacked it at home, tried it out – and after a few days the part ends up on your wish list in frustration. Something similar – on a slightly larger scale – probably happened to those responsible at the German Ministry of Finance (BMF) when they bought 17,321 new smartphones, which soon later turned out to be unusable. This can be seen from a report by the German Court of Auditors, which mercilessly tears apart the bad purchase.
