In internal messages seen by Business Insider, Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth also discussed leaks.

Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth told employees to "consider working elsewhere" if they disagree with company policies.

To crack down on leaks, Meta is ditching the old Q&A style for a voting system. The company is switching to a “poll” system where employees can submit questions ahead of time and vote on them. That ...

Meta 's Chief Technology Officer Andrew Bosworth has sparked controversy by suggesting that employees who disagree with the ...

A former employee at Meta filed a lawsuit against the company earlier this week. Kelly Stonelake alleges sex discrimination ...

Meta faces lawsuit over AI training, accused of using 82TB of pirated books from shadow libraries like Z-Library and LibGen.

Meta, Facebook's parent company, is facing a class action lawsuit for copyright infringement and unfair competition, alleging ...

One of Meta’s earliest employees is suing the company for sexual harassment, sex discrimination, and retaliation, according ...

Meta’s CTO Andrew Bosworth urged dissatisfied employees to either quit or commit to the company's recent policy changes. His ...

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Is Mark Zuckerberg aligning Meta with Trump to target Apple? Recent reports suggest growing ties between Meta and the Trump ...