Facebook internal email leak for recent leak

An interior accidentally leaked by Facebook to a reporter revealed her intentions s to characterize the recent data breach as “normal” and a “broader social network issue.”

Facebook has recently found itself at the center of a controversy over the of its users. Earlier this month, Hudson Rock researchers they revealed that data belonging to about 533 χρήστες του κοινωνικού δικτύου είχαν αναρτηθεί στο διαδίκτυο.

The company confirmed the leak of "old”Data. A functionality problem in the social networking contact platform, which has now been fixed, has allowed data to leak, according to the company.

The leak and subsequent online publication of the data caused widespread criticism and on April 14, the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) said that he plans to start a to find out if Facebook violated the GDPR regulations.

Now, an internal email leaked to the media (Dutch article) revealed how Facebook is preparing to manage the leak.

This month, Data News editor Pieterjan Van Leemputten posted a number of questions on Facebook asking for an update on the data leak.

However, Facebook mistakenly included the journalist in an internal email where company executives were discussing a "long-term strategy" for dealing with such incidents.

"Assuming media coverage continues to decline, we are not planning any further statements on this issue," the email said.

"In the long run, however, we expect more leaks and we believe it is important to look at it as a broad social media issue and report that such incidents occur regularly."

"To do this, the team is proposing a follow-up post in the coming weeks that will talk more about our anti-leakage work and provide more transparency about the size of the work we are doing in this area," the message continued.

"While this may reflect the significant volume of leak activity, we hope it will help to normalize that leaks occur regularly and to avoid criticism that we are not transparent about these incidents."

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