No doubt this is a PR nightmare and a poor joke but the whole privacy angle is a bit of leap. I can't imagine the online marketing team emailing engineers and s

No doubt this is a PR nightmare and a poor joke but the whole privacy angle is a bit of leap. I can't imagine the online marketing team emailing engineers and saying - Can you pull us data about "x" condition so that we can write a tweet about it? That doesn't happen and surely someone in some form of legal/audit will remind the online marketing that they are not supposed to be privileged with this information so they have to spin a story. Now what they do? Take a random number and bad movie and create a story. But it backfires. Not only the poor joke angle but with people questioning their privacy policies.