> Wouldn't that mean, though, that the Kytch device could be working around the issue in detriment of the patron's, or "end user", safety? From what I understa

> Wouldn't that mean, though, that the Kytch device could be working around the issue in detriment of the patron's, or "end user", safety? From what I understand the issue the Kytch device solves is the cryptic error code displayed by the machines. It tells the user what is wrong and how to fix it, which may just be restarting the machines heating cycle with the correct amount of liquid. > a PR nightmare and endless lawsuits. Not that McDonalds would have any issues managing actual health problems, just set the same people on it like they did in the McCoffee case and they can spin the families of a few dozen deadly ill children trying to pay hospital bills into a group of hypochondriacs trying to make billions.