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"May have caused" is disingenuous ass covering at best. They soft bricked every single headset worldwide. "Oopsie we may have caused you inconvenience" vs "
by crowbahr 9y ago
"May have caused" is disingenuous ass covering at best.
They soft bricked every single headset worldwide.
"Oopsie we may have caused you inconvenience"
vs
"We're sorry for the damage"
- Angostura 9y agoIn fact, I cocked up my correction. It should be phrased: "Our teams apologize for the inconvenience this caused you" Get rid of the may entirely. I don't know what I was thinking.