My Peoplenet experience today.

As we all know by now it is mandatory to take a 30 minute break within the first 8 hours of your driving day. So, there I was sitting at the Sidling Hill service plaza on the PA turnpike having my usual sausage stromboli from that pseduo-italian eatery. When I get back to my truck I look at the Peoplenet screen and it shows me as off duty for 32 minutes. I think "Great!, break is over and I can get back to rolling." I head out of the service plaza and watch the peoplenet system switch over from off duty to on duty driving and it flashed being off for 33 minutes before changing. About 45 minutes later a message pops up saying I have 1 hour of driving left and I have to take a 30 minute break. HUH? WHAT? I called safety (headset of course) and asked what the problem was. They tell me that the system only shows me has taking a 28 minute break. Now I always heard that peoplenet will pinch you for 5 minutes if you let it switch automatically but I figured that was just trucker rumor and never really paid it much attention because after all, that would be illegal saying you were driving for 5 minutes when you were actually sitting still right? Well nope, it does and now I have to take yet another 30 minute break because PEOPLENET IS SUBMITTING FALSE LOGS. A log is supposed to be what you did when you did it if I'm correct, so how can they change that to be what they want it to be instead of what actually occured? I'm waiting for a response from the chief safety person at my company to explain how this can be and how it can be legal. Anyone else catch a new regulation bug yet?