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I don't think you need a board to stop this specific case. It's pretty obvious that what they were doing is unacceptable. The problem must have been a pervasive
by brianpgordon 7y ago
I don't think you need a board to stop this specific case. It's pretty obvious that what they were doing is unacceptable. The problem must have been a pervasive culture of lack of respect for privacy at Facebook, not a single engineer who somehow just didn't know any better.
- sonnyblarney 7y agoSituations can get complicated. There might have been some side show reason to do this or that. Without oversight, some things will fall through the cracks. A review board would a) give clear direction b) catch problems and c) put accountability where it belongs.