I'm not the OP. But I can see why they would not wish to go back; it is a breach of trust between company and consumer. Their product was using network to strea

I'm not the OP. But I can see why they would not wish to go back; it is a breach of trust between company and consumer. Their product was using network to stream personal data, and gave no warning about it. The fact that they were caught does not matter, what matters is that because they thought they could get away with it in the first place, they did it anyway.