Should one really call it "their own fault" if the "advice to sit tight and wait" that they ignored was advice that, for whatever reason(s), never reached them?
There was certainly an implicit uptime guarantee that was violated for them to complain about -- several weeks before restoration of data, no?
Yup: MS, Danger, T-Mo -- those are the first to come to mind here :-) . Or are you trying to pass the blame onto the victims?
Cheers, -- tlvp
There's blame to go around, vendors and users. Playing the part of victim doesn't impress me.
If that were true, and it's not, this whole story about the iPhone 4's antenna wouldn't have happened.
Few have said that. By far the majority have said that calls drop when they hold the iPhone 4 a certain way.
Or, what if they didn't really have a choice? A battery running out was all it took to cause data loss here.
You're right: all the warning signals were there: T-mobile ... Microsoft ... Danger!
Cheers, -- tlvp
?Warning, Will Robinson! Danger!? :)
That's just Apple's way of saying you can look at the iPhone 4 but don't touch.
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