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Reflecting decades of litigating experience, Plugged In: Guidebook to Software and the Law was originally written by prominent federal judge Francis Allegra, ...

Recently unsealed court transcripts relating to a lawsuit over Facebook's mishandling of user data reveals that company engineers claim to have no idea what personal information they collect on users or where it's stored.

In recently released transcripts from a lawsuit, Meta engineers confessed that they have no idea where Facebook stores its user data.

Recently unsealed court transcripts relating to a lawsuit over Facebook's mishandling of user data reveals that company engineers claim to have no idea what personal information they collect on users or where it's stored.

Recently unsealed court transcripts relating to a lawsuit over Facebook's mishandling of user data reveals that company engineers claim to have no idea what personal information they collect on users or where it's stored.

A recently unsealed court document offers some concerning insights.

In a discovery hearing, two veteran Facebook engineers told the court that the company doesn’t keep track of all your personal data.