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There are still conspiracy theory leaker mathematics in play here. Facebook can't so much as send an internal email complaining about leaks making somebody's jo

There are still conspiracy theory leaker mathematics in play here. Facebook can't so much as send an internal email complaining about leaks making somebody's job harder without it being trumpted as yet another great wrong they committed. It is within a space of possibilities but a sustained lack of evidence decreases the probability of it being so as numbers increase. It is possible that a given person drove drunk without being caught. But if they drove drunk everyday throughout many different towns and villages? Less likely.

AnthonyMouse 5y ago
If you disclose your identity then you're violating the NDA and get sued. If you don't, nobody wants to run the story because you have no credibility. Also, how many times does this have to happen before it's a problem? Maybe it's not thousands of times. If it happens each of the small number of times that someone would otherwise have the opportunity to unseat a monopoly, that's still really bad.