Jan 20, 2019
A new book argues that Google and Facebook created a new business model that profits off private human behavior.
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A new book argues that Google and Facebook created a new business model that profits off private human behavior.
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What to do about "employee peeking?"
It happened again last month. An employee at a big tech company—this time Facebook—got caught rifling through users’ personal profiles for his own amusement. The incident was doubly creepy because he used his access to stalk women, and even bragged about it to a potential Tinder date.
Facebook fired the unnamed engineer after his would-be date shared his texts with a security researcher who deduced his identity and reported him to the company.