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I wouldn't lie about it, in fact I can't see ever consenting to such a thing (giving out a password to any service to someone it doesn't belong to). But there
by dabent 15y ago
I wouldn't lie about it, in fact I can't see ever consenting to such a thing (giving out a password to any service to someone it doesn't belong to). But there are actually people out there that don't have a FB account. I was wondering how an employer would deal with that. Other people would probably ghost their FB, give up the password or friend an overseer, but never use the account again.
- jakejake 15y agoIf you don't use FB then I suppose the company would be satisfied since they don't need to worry about what you post. The whole thing is ridiculous. If they wanted to get dirt on most of us they'd probably find more here in our hackernews accounts. If they're going to do that we might as well give them our email password too so they can read all of our private correspondences. I could barely believe it when I read that this was happening and people were putting up with it. I can't wait for some large company to get sued and shamed over this.