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The head of global community development is a low level employee?
Probably, in much the same way as a vice president is a low level employee at Goldman Sachs. "Global community development" sounds to me like a team that was named to sound impressive, not a team that actually determines Facebook's global priorities.
Yikes, here is that Jeren Miles at an event for the Boys and Girls club[0]. - [0] https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DyQT5vZUcAAtUDe.jpg
The article tries to make the story all about Facebook, when it basically just boils down to the fact that a (alleged, there is still due process required) pervert worked there. They didn't know about him, they weren't harboring him or anything, it's just a low level employee doing something inappropriate.
He literally admits to it on the video.
Admitted, not alleged. Leave due process to the courts.
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Probably, in much the same way as a vice president is a low level employee at Goldman Sachs. "Global community development" sounds to me like a team that was named to sound impressive, not a team that actually determines Facebook's global priorities.
Banking is a bad example. Anyone with 2+ years of experience gets a VP title.
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The head of global community development is a low level employee?
I glanced through a cache of his twitter account. I would expect important industry leaders with twitter accounts would have larger following. I don't think this was a high level roll like the article described.
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true but its not exactly the first time : https://www.polygon.com/2016/12/27/14088862/cops-arrest-ocul...
Is there any large company without bad people? There was a guy on my floor that was fired when he was busted by the police for child porn. I didn’t know him, but I have to assume he isn’t the only one at a company with tens of thousands of employees.
Nice screening process for the company that knows everything about you.
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So what do you want, Facebook to hire dicks to investigate employees?
In case the downvotes are for language, "dick" is also slang for a detective, sometimes specifically a private investigator[0], which I infer the parent intended in their usage. Which isn't to say it's never been used in a double entendre with its more common meaning. See, for instance, the theme to Shaft[1]. [0] https://www.quora.com/How-did-the-term-private-dick-for-a-pr... [1] https://genius.com/Isaac-hayes-theme-…
anyone have more info on the group that makes these videos ? seems like they make decoy accounts and pretend to be underage targets but would like to learn more about their process: are they legit or would it be equivalent to police entrapment ?
Fun fact: 99% of the people who think something is entrapment have no idea what "entrapment" means. If the cops leave a car running with the keys in it, and you steal it, that's not entrapment. If someone says in a forum "hey I'm 13 and I like dinosaurs" and you start messaging them about touching peepees and such: not entrapment. The cases involving entrapment and terrorism charges, for example, have been largely bu…
The entrapment aspect is always left out of the shows/documentaries/news. The media reports only about what the perp did...showing zero FBI context.
Despite them doing this to criminals, I find it disgusting. Rarely mentioned are the innocent lives they trash in the process.