You don't think the largest streaming platform on the planet wants to keep their intellectual property a secret? This isn't about being embarrassed over some co

You don't think the largest streaming platform on the planet wants to keep their intellectual property a secret? This isn't about being embarrassed over some comments, it's about completely revealing the algorithms that move streams to the promoted views, limitations of their filtering systems, the time it takes for someone to count as a 'viewer'... there are many pieces that are no longer secret and can now be manipulated by people trying to promote content or game the recommendation system or bypass filtering. There is also the issue of security. I'm sure people will be combing through the source code to find anything they can exploit, even if it's a simple XSS attack. It could either be sold/used for malicious actions or submitted to the bug bounty program for the reward money.