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I’m actually inclined to think they have similar procedures, if only because we haven’t seen “whistle blower” stories in the news about folks reading texts and
by remarkEon 7y ago
I’m actually inclined to think they have similar procedures, if only because we haven’t seen “whistle blower” stories in the news about folks reading texts and looking at other private user data. Maybe I’ve missed them, but because bashing Facebook is kind of a trend one would think there’d be an appetite for “I read illicit group texts for a year here’s what I saw AMA” stories.
- dannyw 7y agoIf this happens, every incentive (of every party that is aware) is to not whistleblow, as it is a criminal offence for the snooper, and a PR disaster for the company.