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Now that you say it that way, that is actually a pretty good point. He was fine with Facebook breaking users privacy, aggregating data, spying on users over sm

Now that you say it that way, that is actually a pretty good point. He was fine with Facebook breaking users privacy, aggregating data, spying on users over smartphone mics, but a Tweet cuts the line? Admirable of him, but I have a pretty big feeling that although he is working(ed) at Facebook, he is quite green for the real world.

pas 6y ago
Not using Facebook is a choice. Not that easy if many relatives and friends use it, but it's a lot easier than opting out of politics - because politics has a greater effect on people's lives than FB having more or even more data.
koheripbal 6y ago
It's one single employee at Facebook. He probably left for other reasons, but just wanted his 5 minutes of internet fame. The only reason this made it up on HN is because people have an emotional hatred for FB.