My privacy story was in the NYT today:
“Rob Leathern, a tech executive in Texas, was surprised last year when he got an email from Toyota saying he could get “big savings” from Progressive because he’d been identified as a safe driver, based on information collected from his
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After almost 4 years, I made the difficult decision to leave Facebook, and 12/30/20 was my last day at FB. I've had a great experience in a difficult, fun, fast-growing and impactful role at the company working with amazing people. I was honored to call them colleagues! (1/12)
If you work as a product manager in tech, I highly encourage at least a 2-yr stint working on trust, security, fraud or abuse problems, especially iterative/adversarial ones
I would have said “no”. In my case I found out I was opted into it but likely just went though the sign up process too quickly sitting in the front seat with the dealer sales guy (so I could get out of there with my new car) - and am pretty sure they get incentivized for that.
