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There’s no allegation that they actually wanted it or attempted to extract tax data. They have it now, but it seems more like gross negligence rather than some
by harles 3y ago
There’s no allegation that they actually wanted it or attempted to extract tax data. They have it now, but it seems more like gross negligence rather than some nefarious plot.
- FireBeyond 3y agoI feel that that would be a pretty disingenuous claim on their part. "Oh, no-one at Meta noticed that the payload also included 'what deductions that person was eligible for', or noticed and said 'eh, seems fine to me'?"
- aloe_falsa 3y ago> no-one at Meta noticed that the payload also included 'what deductions that person was eligible for' I wouldn't expect anyone at Meta to actually look at unencrypted user pixel payloads. Seems like an easy way to lose your job.
- kart23 3y agoThink about how many requests pixels are sending to meta every day. Probably billions. I guarantee you nobody is looking at the arbitrary form data from millions of unique urls.