>A gift to Meta recruiters, brought to you by Sundar.
I considered interviewing for Meta recently. Then I realized that these are the people who have access to my conversations with my girlfriend when I was 15 years old, and a complete chronological geotagged history of my exact whereabouts for the last 10 years.
This is a weird logic. They have that data regardless of whether you work at Meta or not. If you are worried about that data, working for Meta would give a better chance (however small it is) to either influence the direction of the company, or see how bad internal controls on the user data is and act on it sooner than not working for Meta. You are not better off by simply not working for Meta.
I considered interviewing for Meta recently. Then I realized that these are the people who have access to my conversations with my girlfriend when I was 15 years old, and a complete chronological geotagged history of my exact whereabouts for the last 10 years.
No thanks.