Meta pauses employee tracking after one program exposed sensitive data to everyone
The pause follows a leak-like failure: the whole company could access sensitive employee information.
By Omar Al-Balawi·· 3 min
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The pause follows a leak-like failure: the whole company could access sensitive employee information.
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