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I was under the impression that Microsoft didn’t say anything incorrect, because upon closer inspection, they didn’t actually say anything of substance - the wo
by kulahan 2y ago
I was under the impression that Microsoft didn’t say anything incorrect, because upon closer inspection, they didn’t actually say anything of substance - the wording carefully danced around the topic to make it seem as though more had been accomplished in reality, rather than mathematically.
- tonyhart7 2y agoso they mislead people??? how this is any different than scam??? like legally grey scam
- hidelooktropic 2y agoI'm not defending Microsoft but "scam" is probably the wrong label for what they did. Nothing was literally sold to anyone. They made a misleading announcement about progress they supposedly made.
- latentcall 2y agoYes but people invest money based on these type of announcements. Maybe not a direct scam though
- lmaoguy 2y ago[flagged]
- taejavu 2y ago> Nothing was literally sold to anyone. Uhh, yes it was, the claims were literally sold to investors.
- hulitu 2y ago> I'm not defending Microsoft but "scam" is probably the wrong label for what they did. You should use their products to really see what "scam" means. /s