McAfee Offers To Reimburse Folks Affected By The Recent Botched Update
The folks over at McAfee are probably scrambling to do their best to limit the damage to their image caused by the recent fiasco of a botched update. The mistake took down tens of thousands (possibly millions) of computers around the globe. Now the security company is offering to reimburse reasonable expenses associated with the repair of your computer that was botched by this update. To further try and claw back user support, McAfee has also offered to extend your existing McAfee subscription by two years, though it’ll be interesting to see how many users take up the extended subscription, considering what just happened. Were you affected by the recent mistake by McAfee?
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