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One interesting thing I saw is, per a snippet that claimed to be part of Crowd Strike's ToS, it shouldn't have been installed on any of those machines where hum
by SkyBelow 2y ago
One interesting thing I saw is, per a snippet that claimed to be part of Crowd Strike's ToS, it shouldn't have been installed on any of those machines where human life depended upon it (along with no nuclear facilities and a few other exceptions). Is there going to be any fallout from people installing it on systems the software wasn't designed for? Did Crowd Strike perhaps know it was being installed on these systems but ignored it since they were getting paid and it wasn't them violating the agreement?
- manvillej 2y agoif a user does something the manufacturer told them specifically not to do, I have a hard time blaming the manufacturer for it. Within an approved use? absolutely, blame the manufacturer. but if you shoot yourself in the foot, don't blame the bowyer just because they sold the bow to you.
- terribleperson 2y agoSupposedly, CrowdStrike sales would pressure companies to have the software installed on every system in their network.