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Ultimately it doesn’t matter what really happened. The most important aspect to the American people is that the largest real estate holder in San Francisco and
by iJohnDoe 6y ago
Ultimately it doesn’t matter what really happened.
The most important aspect to the American people is that the largest real estate holder in San Francisco and employs roughly 5,000 employees can’t figure out how to secure their platform. Which means they are a joke of company.
Similar to Google who can’t figure out how to provide customer service when they employ roughly 119,000 employees. Yes, that’s hundreds of thousands of employees and they haven’t figured out how to provide support when their “bots”, which is really their outsourced India techs that cancel their corporate customer accounts on a whim.
Again, this is Google, that distributes malware on their Google Store for months and years at at a time.
Seriously, the ridiculous interview bullshit we’ve all heard about regarding Google and not one smart person ever recommended taking some of Google’s billions and offering customer service or figuring out how not to distribute malware through their official store.
We shouldn’t forget that Google engineers that have access to everyone’s email have also been caught and it’s only a matter of time before Google gets hacked in the same ways Twitter has.
Anyways, Twitter is a cesspool.
Google is also a cesspool that can’t even get search right these days.
It’s a shame that America has these joke of companies on its soil.
There is a healthy contingency of Google and Twitter employees on HN, so I expect the down votes. However, I know there are a ton of people out there that share my message.