Kytch, the tiny startup that hacks McDonald's ice cream machines with a device designed to make them break less, has now sued McD for $900M. Kytch argues that would be its valuation if McD hadn't spread "demonstrably false" claims the device was unsafe. wired.com/story/kytch-ice-crâŠ
SCOOP: wired.com/story/mcdonalds-ic⊠(in my personal opinion ice cream news is the only time it's really ok to start a tweet in this manner)
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If you've ever wanted to know why McDonald's ice cream machines literally always seem broken ... well, the feds want to know, too.
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If you ever wondered why @McDonalds McFlurry machines are often out of order, you're not alone.
The FTC also wants to know why the fast food chainâs ice cream machine always seems to be broken. bos.gl/lj9xAXE
đČ @getKytch
McDonald's ice cream machine company is served restraining order: report
foxbusiness.com/economy/mcdoâŠ
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A legal battle is currently raging over who gets to fix the perpetually broken McFlurry machines at McDonald's.
trib.al/6XKSUGk
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The McFlurry Machine Company Just Got Hit With a McRestraining Order dlvr.it/S5KFcf
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In a victory for right-to-repair, a judge has sided with the company that makes it easier for McDonaldâs to fix its ice cream machines. trib.al/196KqHg
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Hereâs the scoop on why the ice cream machines at McDonaldâs always seem to be broken: wired.trib.al/HoSmc6f
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So last month @a_greenberg figured out why McDonald's ice cream machines are broken all the time. Now we've learned some broken machines can be hacked to work again by simply turning off a mandatory sterilization system with a hardware "jumper" ...
vice.com/en/article/3aqbm5/mâŠ
A tiny startup called Kytch hacks McDonaldâs ice cream machines to make them break less. Now their work to fix McFlurry extruders has thrown them into an epic conflict with fast-food giants, complete with legal threats, private investigators, and betrayal. wired.com/story/they-hacked-âŠ
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It's my favorite day of the year: national soft serve day! To celebrate, here's my story about Kytch, the tech keeping soft serve machines at McDonald's and Burger King stores functional businessinsider.com/mcdonaldâŠ
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Thanks, @Eater! đŠđŠ
Don't forget to checkout Kytch Gold at @BurgerKing, the first truly #CONNECTED #SMART #MENU with a direct connection to the ice cream machine! Say farewell to disappointment. #UnBREAKtheSHAKE. .
#IoT #DriveThru #Boston #BurgerKing #BK #QSR
AM Intel: A fix for the "broken ice cream machine" problem at fast-food restaurants? Plus, the Tatte founder is stepping down as CEO, ube lava cakes are coming to Fenway, and more updates to kick off the week boston.eater.com/2020/7/27/2âŠ
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Live now in #beta: đŠđŠ Kytch Gold đŠđŠ
A test group of Kytch-enabled #restaurants has joined us in providing real-time access to the status of their ice cream machines. See which #sweet #treats are available @ kytch.com/locator
#SmartMenu #unBREAKtheSHAKE @EaterBoston
Ditch the disappointment with a truly #SmartMenu powered by @getKytch đđŠđŠ#unBREAKtheSHAKE #canceldisappointment #drivethru #delivery @businessinsider
We're launching the first truly #smart menu in @BurgerKing in the #Boston area this week. Let's #cancel the disappointment of not receiving the #shake or #icecream that you ordered in the #drivethru @Postmates @DoorDash @UberEats. #UnBREAKtheSHAKE
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Your #machine could have #bugs. Expensive bugs.
And it likely does.
#Technology to the rescue! Learn more at kytch.com
#IoT #FoodTech #SmartKitchen #QSR
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Insights into your kitchen have never been so important!
Get your Kytch Kit today: kytch.com
#restaurants #restauranttech #IoT #QSR
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Soft serve machines at @McDonalds and @BurgerKing are getting upgraded, but the change isn't coming from the higher-ups. Read about the tech that franchisees are raving about: businessinsider.com/mcdonaldâŠ


















