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> causing a PR damage The most you can expect from PR damage like this is that maybe an update goes out faster that fixes the problem (or at least hides it bet
by autoexec 2y ago
> causing a PR damage
The most you can expect from PR damage like this is that maybe an update goes out faster that fixes the problem (or at least hides it better). Nobody is afraid of bad PR. The most hated companies in the US are also massively wealthy and successful. If people refused to by routers from companies that pulled shit like this, nobody could buy a router. You can enter pretty much any major brand of wireless router into google next to words like "hardcoded" "backdoor" and "plaintext" and get results going back decades.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> most you can expect from PR damage like this is that maybe an update goes out faster Next step is trawling procurement records for public purchasers of their products, and prompting their return.