@reviniente
"No. They're being accused of not sufficiently protecting their customer's private information and not informing them promptly."
what have i ever said that contradicts this?
all i've ever commented on was that people are foolishly making assumptions that data leaks are rare in the context of networks like sony nothing m ore nothing less you're like the third person who's tried to put words in my mouth figuratively
i've always agreed that sony should have taken better care in updating their network and that they were negligent for that... however in terms of the time they released the info as far as i know they brought in external parties to investigate the situation and as a result they were not sure right away about what happened and only had conclusive evidence at the time they made the report... but the argument can be made that if there was a possibility of data loss they should still have at least released a statement on that ( in terms of this im not really sure suppose no loss had occured and people were inconvenienced because of assuptions made in terms of making changes that didn't need to be made )
