| imaprettyhotguy said: And the whole thing your basis it on is a rumor not even confrimed so you might even be wrong about the hole so yeah people really need to lay off Sony since there are so many other examples of companies doing so much worse and not one of one doing better |
I can name a thousand companies right now that are doing better. They haven't been hacked or had significant portions of data compromised. That automatically puts Sony behind them on the scale you are using. What gets me is everyone seems to assume these other companies got a pass on the same problem. You link news articles slamming the companies over the problem and yet tell people not to do the same with Sony? Why shouldn't they be held to the same standard? Sony also failed in one major one those other companies almost universally didn't. They told their users the second it appeared the data could have been compromised. There is no excuse for sitting on that information for a week. None at all.
I damn near changed banks after an issue with a data leak that was far less serious. The only reason I stopped is they knew precisley who was potentially affected, informed me immediately and then took steps to make sure none of it came back to me. That is, any charges I contested would be instantly assumed fraudulent unless proven otherwise (not the status quo for debit cards by the by) and I would have no liability for anything potentially related to the mishap.
