Re:Twitter urges users to change passwords after computer 'g...
by gowld on Thursday May 03, 2018 @06:07PM
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If my gardener leaves a rake on my driveway, I'll remove the rake. That doesn't make the gardener an employee.
Re:Twitter urges users to change passwords after computer 'g...
by lstamour on Thursday May 03, 2018 @05:54PM
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I’m not sure how that follows. Are you suggesting they don’t keep backups or use a “deletion” flag temporarily, e.g. as part of spam account removal?
Re:Twitter urges users to change passwords after computer 'g...
by SmellyGeekBoy on Friday May 04, 2018 @05:14AM
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Indeed. I deleted my Twitter account recently, there was a message that data is retained for 30 days to facilitate un-deletion. I assume their internal process is the same.
The fact that they undeleted it is strong evidence that he didn't have discretion in how he performed his job, and thus was actually an employee and not a contractor.