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Agreed. It's obvious that lawyers are deeply involved already at this point. The most likely reason they dont wanna use the common sense term "breached" is be
by kerng 5y ago
Agreed. It's obvious that lawyers are deeply involved already at this point.
The most likely reason they dont wanna use the common sense term "breached" is because it implies legally a breach of contract, which means liability and getting sued and having to show up in front of congress.
Very sad to see their response be so intransparent and flawed. I wish technical people would be more involved in writing these responses, not lawyers.
- Beltiras 5y agoThe breach is technical in nature. The disclosure and response is a legal matter.