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"Somebody moved fast and broke things. We have no idea why they thought that was appropriate behaviour on production systems, it's completely against company po
by bigiain 1y ago
"Somebody moved fast and broke things. We have no idea why they thought that was appropriate behaviour on production systems, it's completely against company policy."
It's surprising(not) how that class of error always seems to fall on the side of Facebook grabbing more data without consent, and never on the side of accidentally increasing user privacy.
- ashdksnndck 1y agoHow would you know? If Facebook has a bug that accidentally increases user privacy, does The Verge write an article about it?
- shakna 1y agoIf the Verge hears, you'd probably get something like this [0]. [0] https://www.theverge.com/news/694246/google-android-pixel-watch-3-bluetooth-6-sounding-tracking-wear-os-update https://www.theverge.com/news/694246/google-android-pixel-wa...