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I mean what else are they supposed to say or do to correct a mistake other than "sorry, here's what happened, we have fixed it, we are taking steps to reduce th
by wilg 2y ago
I mean what else are they supposed to say or do to correct a mistake other than "sorry, here's what happened, we have fixed it, we are taking steps to reduce the chances of it happening again"? Sometimes you just have to correct an error.
- epanchin 2y agoIdeally a list of other projects they have since found and attributed.
- wilg 2y agoWhat if there aren't any or they have not yet done that because they wanted to respond to this person first?
- NewsaHackO 2y agoFrom the tone of the response to Microsoft response, people will not be happy unless Microsoft publicly executed the engineers that did it.
- Fraterkes 2y agoThat would be a start yeah
- kshahkshah 2y agoI think people tend to forget that large companies are made up of flawed individuals and their policies mitigate but don't eliminate mistakes
- oatmeal1 2y agoThey are also fully funded to compensate when they do something wrong. An apology from a Fortune 500 company with a history of unethical behavior is worthless.
- toobulkeh 1y agoI think financial damages are realistic here. They materially damaged another brand, it’s all business at the end of the day.