Great stuff. Am I correct in this statement of why a continuous-deployment model does not suffer from an increase in bugs: In a non-continuous-deployment mode

Great stuff. Am I correct in this statement of why a continuous-deployment model does not suffer from an increase in bugs: In a non-continuous-deployment model: With a huge QA process, a lot of bugs are found and fixed up front so the product is more bug-free once shipped. In a continuous-deployment model: A less tested product is shipped often, however due to having an engineer-client feedback model in place, bugs can be quickly and easily reported to engineers. In addition, since it is shipped often, it can be fixed quickly before most clients will see it. Overall, continuous-deployment results in more and happier clients due to the quick response the company provides?