I'm interested in the shift in terminology. Previous coverage has referred to them as a software company or device manufacturer, but this round is referring to them as "hackers", which seems like a framing McDonald's would benefit from in lawsuit proceedings.
Ice cream machine hackers sue McDonald's
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Re: Ice cream machine hackers sue McDonald's
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What's even more strange is once they started getting bad publicity and the lawsuit talks became public, mcflurry machines magically all started working in my city. All of them. Some had not worked since the store opened. Another thing companies seem to be doing a lot is false advertising. 7-11 is so bad with this. Sales posted everywhere but when you try and buy them 'it's not in the system sorry it will be regular…
> I'm so tired of companies running our country. ...are you proposing that the government run everything? You might be a bit disappointed with what you receive in that scenario. Choice is powerful.
No,I'd prefer if we the people had the power as our founding fathers intended. The government should work for us, we should not be beholden to it.