Comment Sony's Response to the Lik Sang announcement (Score 1) 722
From Sony's response to the Lik Sang Announcement:
" We would also like to express our surprise at a company releasing personal information about its consumers, as this is contrary to data protection principles around the world."
Maybe it's just me, but Sony has absolutely no room to talk about "principles" after the rootkit fiasco with their music CDs earlier this year. Sony wouldn't even let you download the patch to remove the rootkit without first giving them a bunch of personal information - information that is completely irrelevant the problem Sony created in the first place by adding a rootkit to their CDs.
Perhaps Sony should spend less time worrying about an importer and start worrying about bigger issues - such as the recall of 8 million batteries and counting, continued delays of Blu-Ray players, PS3 production issues, and public sentiment that seems to be mounting against Sony and their entire product line...
" We would also like to express our surprise at a company releasing personal information about its consumers, as this is contrary to data protection principles around the world."
Maybe it's just me, but Sony has absolutely no room to talk about "principles" after the rootkit fiasco with their music CDs earlier this year. Sony wouldn't even let you download the patch to remove the rootkit without first giving them a bunch of personal information - information that is completely irrelevant the problem Sony created in the first place by adding a rootkit to their CDs.
Perhaps Sony should spend less time worrying about an importer and start worrying about bigger issues - such as the recall of 8 million batteries and counting, continued delays of Blu-Ray players, PS3 production issues, and public sentiment that seems to be mounting against Sony and their entire product line...
