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No. Being wrong is not unforgivable, and the steps they have taken to remedy this issue are "good" ones. What I'm peeved about is that they dared to violate th
by th0br0 13y ago
No. Being wrong is not unforgivable, and the steps they have taken to remedy this issue are "good" ones.
What I'm peeved about is that they dared to violate their users' privacy in such an extensive way in the first place... and that there are no consequences from doing that.
- seanmcdirmid 13y agoThere were plenty of consequences for doing that, and hence the new policy. Do you think Microsoft just did this for whimsical reasons?