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If the accusation is true then I think this case is justified. Zynga have done a lot of things I disagree with. This isn't one of those things. You can't just
by bobsy 14y ago
If the accusation is true then I think this case is justified. Zynga have done a lot of things I disagree with. This isn't one of those things.
You can't just copy 760 company files which I assume are not public into your private Dropbox account. It may have been a mistake. It might not. Either way some sort of legal action seems inevitable.
- jschuur 14y agoI'm amazed at the kind of auditing info on Dropbox activity Zynga have access to. Guess that business account really paid off. There's only a brief mention of 'security testing and auditing' here, no details as to the extent of what they offer (e.g. how Zynga discovered his attempt to 'cover up' copying the files: https://www.dropbox.com/teams/security https://www.dropbox.com/teams/security
- bobsy 14y agoI don't find it particularly amazing. I always understood that whatever you look at while in the office can be snooped on or logged. It is a sensible business practice where your edge in a competitive market are keeping game mechanics and future projects under wraps.