/c/privacy Posted by u/CosmicExplorer 3 days ago

Ex-Meta worker investigated for downloading private Facebook photos

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u/DataDrifter_01 3 days ago
Called it. You really think anyone working at these places doesn't have access to literally everything you post? It's just a matter of who gets caught and for what reason.
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u/code_monkey_x 3 days ago
Honestly, this is less surprising than it is frustrating. Internal auditing is probably the only reason anyone gets caught. How many DON'T get caught?
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u/QuietReader42 3 days ago
Too many.
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u/NightOwlDev 3 days ago
It's less 'access to everything' and more about specific internal tools and permissions. Most regular engineers don't just browse user data willy-nilly. This guy clearly went out of bounds, which makes it a criminal investigation.
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u/mango_storm 3 days ago
Sure Jan. They all have the keys.
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u/SilverStreamer 3 days ago
I still don't understand how they can just *download* private stuff. Isn't it encrypted or something?
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u/PixelPusher_7 3 days ago
This is why I deleted my Facebook ages ago. The trust is just gone.
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