We've heard it so many times: "There's nothing to worry
about."
Now, Skype adds a new IT protection measure --
"love":
"The Skype system has not crashed or been victim of a
cyber
attack. We love our customers too much to let that
happen."
Of course, these two phrases are a non sequitur. No amount
of
a company's "love" for customers will prevent
their IT system from
crashing or hackers from attacking and being successful. At
the
very least, Skype is making users uneasy with such
statements.
What's happening, and that's why Skype wrote about
"love", is
that Skype users worldwide cannot call or hear voicemail
for
many hours now.
The visible error is that users cannot login -- hence can't
call,
etc. While this could understandable, what is not
understandable
is Skype's love declaration.
BTW, one may wonder what is really happening. Any other
reports?
Cheers,
Ed Gerck
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