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Funny how we learned precisely none of this from that so-called "Facebook whistleblower" two weeks ago. Looking at her Twitter, she doesn't seem to have anythin
by _dain_ 5y ago
Funny how we learned precisely none of this from that so-called "Facebook whistleblower" two weeks ago. Looking at her Twitter, she doesn't seem to have anything to say about it. How strange! Instead, she's just shilling against encryption:
https://nitter.net/FrancesHaugen/status/1452362024856559616 https://nitter.net/FrancesHaugen/status/1452362024856559616
- TazeTSchnitzel 5y agoPerhaps Facebook is a very large corporation and different former employees would have different knowledge?
- HatchedLake721 5y agoA single person doesn’t know everything that happens at 60,000 employee company. More at 10
- nathanvanfleet 5y agoBut it doesn't sound like she would be involved in a specific business deal between FB and Google while she was working there?
- ma2rten 5y agoThis was already known since at least January.
- encryptluks2 5y agoThe timing on her coming forward and the media pushing her right after Facebook went down was impeccable. Remember, the the engineers couldn't even get into the data center. Just a way to try to convince the public that we need more surveillance.
- sumedh 5y agoFacebook is not some scrappy startup where few employees know everything.