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Sean Endicott

CrowdStrike sends out $10 Uber Eats codes as an apology, and some of them show an error message

Kevin Addley, VP Marketing & Growth at Future photographs a BSOD at JFK airport.

What you need to know

  • CrowdStrike was responsible for one of the largest Internet outages in history.
  • The company acknowledged its role in the outage and its CEO issued an apology, though that statement only came after backlash.
  • CrowdStrike sent $10 Uber Eats gift cards to its partners to apologize for the situation.
  • Some of the codes do not work, showing error messages instead of adding $10 to a person's balance.
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