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April Underwood

I will admit that the Slack use case of “new CEO publicly sharing screenshots of confidential internal information to destroy value for the company and inflict personal risk upon current or former employees” was not one I had the foresight to predict. Users surprise you!

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I know if this took place in the EU, GDPR alarm bells would be going crazy. But since Twitter is a California based company, any idea if the data breaches last night are covered by CCPA? 🤔

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For GDPR only the names are interesting, as most workplaces ban you from having any personal information on company property, because it's a liability due to GDPR.

7:10 PM · Dec 3, 2022