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yo_john117 on 27 April 2011
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Why are you defending them...fucking why?

Because nothing has happend to anyone who had their information taken, they aren't letting cheaters and pirates overtake their system and they don't rip people off, they make good games, and these things happen to even the most secrure things and they are fixing the problem everyway they can, I can forgive their PR department being a little late assuming they knew about it before they told us

But the point is that this is not acceptable by any means...it just isn't and I don't care who the company is.

So it's not acceptable for someone to get hacked? 

Its not acceptable for a company to be so vulnerable that stores info of millions of people.

So then what do you say to visa and mastercard and all those other companies that got hacked and actually lost CC information, why is Sony being held to a higher standard then them?

It wasn't acceptable for them either. Its not acceptable, it wasn't then, it isn't now, and it never ever was or will be. 

Its not acceptable and thats all there is to it.

Lets wait for the conclusion of the class action lawsuit, they want to determine if there was negligence or not. After all, Sony didnt got hack after 5 years, and it did happens at the moment where they have thousands of hackers against them. Its a possibility they really did think their system was safe. Its also a possilibity that their system was considered sufficiently safe by independant sources. Lets wait a bit, its reasonable given the circumstances.

I totally agree with you