> Here’s the scandal no one at Meta wants you to know: There is a backdoor built into Meta’s front-end infrastructure. Yes, you read that right. This isn’t a co

> Here’s the scandal no one at Meta wants you to know: There is a backdoor built into Meta’s front-end infrastructure. Yes, you read that right. This isn’t a conspiracy theory; it’s fact. A hidden mechanism exists within the code base that allows Meta to bypass any user-facing controls, enabling them to access personal data even if you’ve set your privacy settings to the most restrictive levels. Isn't that just how the vast majority of platforms work? To not have this capability requires deliberate design like end-to-end encryption, and that's always going to be advertised as a feature.