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This would go against the culture of the company. And going against the culture is SUCH a difficult thing that I would almost say it's impossible. The culture
by rainyMammoth 7y ago
This would go against the culture of the company.
And going against the culture is SUCH a difficult thing that I would almost say it's impossible.
The culture of Facebook right now is a dumpster fire of making money out of ads at any cost and disregard anything else. The majority of their employees are in their mid twenties and are mainly and almost only motivated by money.
Even the VPs are cynical caricatures of an ultra capitalist world with no concern for anything ethical. Good luck on changing the culture to start worrying about security. It would require at least a complete overhaul of all the execs.
- dawg- 7y agoI agree completely. The only way they embrace change is when it impacts their bottom line. Visa and Mastercard are citing privacy and security as a reason they are not going to work with Facebook. That kind of thing will lose them money in the long run, and the only hope is that they realize the competitive advantage of prioritizing security.