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Originally Posted by pseudonym
By testing your "bit of new software" without their customers' permission, BT have betrayed their customers' trust, and if the tests were illegal, their shareholders too - and I'd be amazed if the tests weren't illegal, the news about the governments failure to respond to the EU letter before the deadline does nothing to convince me otherwise http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/08..._phorm_letter/
As a BT shareholder, I'm outraged that BT would be willing to do so much damage to their reputation for such a small amount of income.
If BT are that desperate for extra cash, they should cut their wage bill by sacking the looney tunes who want to go ahead with this system. |
but hammy thinks it is none of my business the wages for Managers at BT then once inphormed I was a shareholder he came back I was in the minority...
Anyway back to phorm I feel the implications of having Phorm on the network is too high a risk. We have to rely on trust they will not function creep and personally I don't think with the present responses from all parties invovled and this includes the government it shouldn't be deployed.