I switched several relatives from Windows XP to Linux last year and so far it's all been going great (in fact, far fewer requests for support since getting them off Windows).
But my step-mother has just informed me that this month and last she has been unable to pay her O2 bill online due to O2 bone-headedly implementing some sort of user-agent sniffing.
I've been trying to think of a reason for any company, in 2016, to do something so ridiculously stupid but have been unable to come up with one. Chrome is Chrome, and Firefox is Firefox no matter what OS they're running on, so i just don't get it.
Anyone else have any ideas on why O2 would pull a stunt like this?
But my step-mother has just informed me that this month and last she has been unable to pay her O2 bill online due to O2 bone-headedly implementing some sort of user-agent sniffing.
I've been trying to think of a reason for any company, in 2016, to do something so ridiculously stupid but have been unable to come up with one. Chrome is Chrome, and Firefox is Firefox no matter what OS they're running on, so i just don't get it.
Anyone else have any ideas on why O2 would pull a stunt like this?