It raises the interesting question: how do other employees of platform companies protect their own privacy to prevent being put on a list after a political conf

It raises the interesting question: how do other employees of platform companies protect their own privacy to prevent being put on a list after a political conflict of some sort? When you work in security, this kind of thing is always a distant blip on the radar, but it's there. I know when I did work for a platform company, I didn't trust the internal controls or quality of people enough to keep their app on my devices. I was also sure there were people with access to user data who could not be depended upon to be noble. These aren't faceless government agencies monitoring you, when it's someone doing a favour or using it to support some cause, it's people you know.