And I won’t comment on the Facebook passwords, as I’m not one of the people who has them. (Oh yeah, a couple of people have the passwords, and a few more pull a ridiculous stunt on that exchange, so they “retire” all 51 SPs, the vast majority of which were involved in neither escapade).

But, “false news”? So allegedly they spread news that had been leaked by an ONO employee, because they mistakenly thought the circulation of an official email in an open chat meant that it was OK to talk about. But if the content of that “false” news turns out to be true, it’s not false. It might be inconvenient, or even legally problematic if it breached an NDA. But neither of those things make it false. The truth isn’t something you get to make up, no matter how rich and powerful you are.