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> She also sifted through the company’s internal social network, called Facebook Workplace,...for years the company has been tightening access to sensitive mate
by canada_dry 5y ago
> She also sifted through the company’s internal social network, called Facebook Workplace,...for years the company has been tightening access to sensitive material.
Of course FB's highest priority order of business: lock down Facebook Workplace and put much tighter controls in place for disseminating internal documents.
- 1vuio0pswjnm7 5y agohttps://workplace.com/security https://workplace.com/security Those claims about privacy and security are certainly believable. Facebook has only leaked a billion or so profiles. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook#Breaches https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook#Breaches Yes, this seems like a prudent choice for companies to use Facebook, excuse me, "Workplace", to manage internal data. Heck, why does Facebook need to sell ads, they could just sell "Workplace". The service seems to be working well for Facebook, except for the leaks.
- nsenifty 5y agoWorkplace (the product) has nothing to do with this but it's the policy of Facebook (the company) to trust their employees to use any information responsibly to do their jobs (with the exception of user or HR data).
- robertlagrant 5y agoThey do sell Workplace!