Its not dahta or dayta that is the issue. Its the slow irreconcilable way the speaker voices the two syllables with an emphasis on TUH. Its a soft word, not Dat

Its not dahta or dayta that is the issue. Its the slow irreconcilable way the speaker voices the two syllables with an emphasis on TUH. Its a soft word, not Dat Tuh with a hard tuh. Literally sounds mentally challenged and unless the team behind this product is one person who has a throne, I can't think of a reason why no one would voice opposition to the anti social pronunciation. Laughable error.