Facebook has a long history of employees doing sketchy shit like peeking at the profile/timeline of the new SO for their former SO. This has been one of the to

Facebook has a long history of employees doing sketchy shit like peeking at the profile/timeline of the new SO for their former SO. This has been one of the top threat scenarios internally for more than a decade and they have built significant security infrastructure to protect against this sort of problem. Yes, there is 'always a back door', but that back door has gotten smaller and much harder to find over the years. It is always a possibility, and while the system will prevent attempts to exfil large chunks of data for smaller breaches like this the audits/alarms will probably take a day or so before you are sitting in someone's office with HR present to have a discussion regarding your user data access patterns. So compromise the security infra you say? Yeah, there are other systems watching for that too... -Former custodiet of the custodes