Awesome topic. 
I have a voracious appetite for YouTube so I’m always scouring the 3D printing channels. When the A1 fire hazard thing popped I started looking out for what the YouTube channels would say. For those looking to reproduce my findings, search under the topic “Bambu A1 Recall”
The only place where my observations differ from yours is that I see no evidence of “influencers” posting on this topic… yet. How do I define influencer? For me, it’s simple, they have to hit the YouTube threshold of Silver or 100,000 subscribers. Obviously that’s not to say that a YouTuber can’t have influence with less than 10,000 subscribers if their audience is very niche but for discussion purposes in 3D, the guys over 100K get “access” and “media treatment” by the manufacturers.
So that being said, so far, the only posts I’ve seen are from Influencer wannabes who thus far have just glommed-onto the latest click-bait from Bambu’s blog. Some of these guys are in such a hurry to get posts up that they don’t even do much in the way of spell check or editorial control. Look, I realize that making a quality video is a lot of hard work but spell check??? Here’s an example, rushed video at 2:46 minutes, spelling errors and of course fewer than 20K subscribers. His video didn’t have much in the way of content either.

The Truly Silent influencers. Why haven’t we heard from them?
The guys who have been notably absent are the 100K+ guys such as Thomas Sanladerer(465K subscribers) and Stefan of CNC Kitchen(540K Subscribers). Where is there voice on this? I can tell you based on the fact that Stefan’s last report on his trip to Formnext 2023 was sponsored by Matterhackers, I doubt we will see anything critical post just simply a watered down “here’s how you get it fixed” post. Stefan, before he got his sponsorships, used to be a trusted resource. Now I disregard anything he has to say about a manufacturer. His science and engineering posts are still top-notch, but one has to filter out his other stuff because he’s obviously now a bought-and-paid-for stealth mouthpiece for the industry. He’s not going to risk his paycheck and can you blame him? Don’t hate the player, hate the game.
This is just another example of the sad state of affairs that the profession of journalism has collapsed over the last five decades. The watershed event that many journalist schools point to is the Watergate hearings of the 1970s in the US. On one hand, Woodward and Bernstein received well-deserved accolades for investigative journalism. On the other hand, it created an arms race inside of the Journalism camps to be more about digging up dirt rather than facts. Then there was the launch of CNN, Sky News and Fox 24x7 news where fact checking took a back seat to honest reporting.
Now enter the YouTube, TikTok, X, Instagram era where it is pay-to-play and there is zero accountability and opinion-for-hire and it’s no wonder that we can’t trust anyone anymore? I understand that Marques Brownlee(18.3Million subscribers) has a friggen agent for Chrisakes. Who’s holding him accountable? But his opinion is worth millions and he earns his money everyday.
@Megafonmann I’m not sure what you mean by that. Can you share some examples of some who posts that wasn’t about information that was already out on the Bambu Blog? That would be pretty damming evidence that Bambu is engaging in spin-control rather than putting that energy into serving their aggrieved customers.