Now I’m starting to question if EA’s communication is just the tech standard now days

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Because Sony has gone dead silent since they first went down. Communication from these tech companies has become more and more mute as time has gone on, transparency is becoming a massive joke

I think the issue is when these types of companies become too big, they lose all interest in keeping honest and utilising regular communication with their users as they know they don’t need to win over new buyers due to their already large user base. Take MLB the show as an example, they’re pretty great at communicating most likely because they’re a smaller and tighter knitted community. Why can’t all big tech companies have this mindset?

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These companies finally realized the sheeple will continue buy / support their products even if they do bare minimum in representing themselves. It will only stop when majority of the consumers take a stand but instead they just keep handing out their CC info.

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If their customer database got hacked, they’re probably still assessing the impact of the data breach. That definitely takes more time. No company will acknowledge a breach until they know almost exactly how far the impact went. Depending on how they implement restoring services, they may be assessing their exposure to ongoing vulnerabilities. Again, time.