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"We're sorry we got caught" in all its beauty. But I wish other companies, especially telcos, would be a little more bothered by this.

• soco 3y ago
  I wish we developers would be more bothered by this. Because we made it possible by implementing the interfaces and data transfers.
  • loeg 3y ago
    The vast majority of us have never worked for GM or LexisNexis.
    • blitzar 3y ago
      If they gave me the pay, the options, the benefits the "we developers" round here expect these days I would happily harvest anything they asked from their customers.
      • fragmede 3y ago
        Maybe, but project dragonfly didn’t get known to the public because those employees were underpaid.
  • ponector 3y ago
    If your CTO will say: next quarter we will start to record and sell user's data. Will you start working on the implementation or sign the resignation letter?
    • JohnFen 3y ago
      Resignation. That's not even a hard call.
      • ponector 3y ago
        That is great you have such a luxury. Many people cannot afford to resign and look for another job. For some resignation means to leave the country.
        • JohnFen 3y ago
          You asked what I would do, and I answered. Other people will have other answers based on their own situations, of course. I truly pity anyone who feels compelled to stay in a job where they have to contribute to the abuse of others. I will say, though, that it's not a matter of luxury. I have left jobs on principle when leaving them meant I suffered financial hardship.