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Not a perk, if you look at personal info of anyone in your social circle, you are fired, no matter who you are, for what ever reason. If you need to fix a bug,
by jboy55 4y ago
Not a perk, if you look at personal info of anyone in your social circle, you are fired, no matter who you are, for what ever reason. If you need to fix a bug, and you need to look at personal info, it is logged and reviewed, go snooping, you are fired. You use your friend as the example for that bug, you are fired. In fact, when I worked there, I was paranoid I'd accidentally look at personal info and get fired, and rigorously used test data.
- opportune 4y agoThis was from the early days (a few years after scaling out employees), not recently. Thanks for confirming that is no longer the case
- Shish2k 4y agoFor additional sense of timescale - I’ve been there for coming up to a decade, and day 1 of employee onboarding was “you will be fired immediately if you even try to do <list of activities>” (even looking up your own data at the database level is forbidden, because eg foreign keys could imply a list of who has blocked you, which is not visible in the web frontend) I’ve never dared test the auditing of the user-data-logs, but I have tested the auditing of the network-logs — when I tried ssh’ing from my work laptop to my personal web server (so that I could run an IRC client there), it took seconds for the security team to react ^^;