• katy ✨
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    78 hours ago

    Navigator, I do not leak, you leak. Remember?

  • Billegh
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    4017 hours ago

    Yes, they should have sold the information as the policy states. Clearly they didn’t read the handbook.

  • @[email protected]
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    3619 hours ago

    What did they leak? How did the author and The Verge decide this article was ready for publication?

    • @shalafi
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      13 hours ago

      Literally nothing in the article except what appears to be sane company policy. Of course you fire people who leak confidential company information.

      Lemmy: “But it must be evil if they’re hiding it!”

      Well, in FB’s case, it may well be, but you can’t run a mom-and-pop store with every communication open to the world.

      FFS people, it’s no different than “don’t talk to cops”, no different. Anything you say can and will be held against you. Stunning lack of insight from such a privacy advocating community. Same people who rail against others saying, “If you have nothing to hide…”

  • @nothingcorporate
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    212 hours ago

    First Jeff Bezos wouldn’t let kids employees take leaks, now Zuck hates leakers

  • @Remember_the_tooth
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    1419 hours ago

    $100 bucks says this is pure projection, and that those people caught him leaking hydraulic fluid.

    • chingadera
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      515 hours ago

      Most likely scenario