APFS Volume Macintosh-Data zeroed-out block error

I had to reformat the drive and start afresh. No other option available thanks to Apple's lack of help. I imagine that the zeroed-out block occurred due to a momentary power outage, which happen here in Brazil often enough. Someone will say that I have to have a backup power supply and put the onus on me, as if it is my own fault. I've already been down that road, the batteries in those things only last about a year and only provide from 40 seconds and diminishing of security. If you notice the power cut out, you have to immediately go into a mad scramble to quit out of everything and shut down ASAP, and if your battery is 8 months old you will only have about 23 seconds to do so. Then you are forced to go out of your way every 12 months to buy a new battery and strip the unit down to install it. If only the manufacturer cared for their customers and provided tooling to fix their software all this would not be necessary. But in a world where totalitarian control is the order of the day, coupled with planned obsolescence, where the exact opposite happens and the manufacturer shifts from a heavy-handed control posture to one of complete neglect and the earliest rejection possible of whatever falls outside their tight support timeline window. It makes us wonder if these entities come from the same human race as us and not some other hateful, greedy and nasty region of the universe. Mr. Jobs was no angel himself but he was not this bad by a long shot.