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  • jazzpush244 minutes ago
    Meta continuing to be the most shameless (and shameful to work for) company around.<p>I can&#x27;t think of a single product of theirs that hasn&#x27;t made the world a markedly worse place. Even their recent hardware foray is managing to find a way to ruin trust in everyday interactions (guys filming drunk girls with Ray Bans, surveillance, etc.).<p>Have several friends at the more &#x27;thoughtful&#x27; frontier labs that bin meta applicants straight to the trash for this very reason.
    • jopolous13 minutes ago
      Where should we work instead?<p>I’d really like to leave, but I’m kind of stuck, and I don’t have enough to retire.<p>I have to work remote from a non-coast state for family care reasons, and the places I’ve interviewed at the last few months have balked at hiring a remote employee.
      • dozerly1 minute ago
        Your options are:<p>1. Find another job 2. Don’t find another job<p>You can’t say “where else can I work” like you have no agency over your life. Everyone chooses every day to do what they do that day.<p>You don’t get to be morally absolved because you’re choosing the easy path and you’re “stuck”. I’m sure there are plenty of places that pay less that would love to have talented remote employees.
    • brcmthrowaway17 minutes ago
      They dont need frontier labs. Meta&#x27;s dashboard jockeys get paid the same
    • millerfiller21 minutes ago
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  • chopete321 minutes ago
    If you read the linked article it says the leaked data screenshot of some employees private conversation in plain text and other performance information.<p>It was a bold move to do full screen recording and hoping they would anonymize it.
  • darth_avocado10 minutes ago
    They paused it, but they fully intend to restart it.
  • ChrisArchitect3 minutes ago
    [dupe] <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=48636632">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=48636632</a>
  • deminature1 hour ago
    Previous discussion: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=48636632">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=48636632</a>
  • Ozzie-D1 hour ago
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  • weedfroglozenge21 minutes ago
    I&#x27;ve never had a problem with employee tracking. For the 8 hours a day they are paying you for work, you should be working. And if you are working, you have nothing to hide.<p>The only people pushing back are those that sit on hackernews, reddit, etc. all day and expect to get paid for it.
    • jazzpush215 minutes ago
      You think Meta employees are only expected to work 8 hours a day?<p>Also, this isn&#x27;t about tracking social media usage, it&#x27;s about collecting employee keys&#x2F;actions.
    • ldng16 minutes ago
      Let me guess, because you, yourself, are not an employee so you don&#x27;t mind because it does not apply to you ?
    • darth_avocado11 minutes ago
      I get paid for my work, not 8 hours a day. I’m a salaried employee. I sometimes have to work more than 8 to deliver things, I sometimes work less than 8. The fact that someone needs to monitor me all day long and potentially could use the information to treat me unfairly is disgusting. I’m not the first in line to defend meta employees, but this is just unacceptable.
    • HeavyStorm17 minutes ago
      Wow. What a narrow, naive view.
    • lovich12 minutes ago
      I guess you don’t mind a camera in the company bathroom watching you take a shit either?
    • millerfiller18 minutes ago
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