Re:Unsealed court documents reveal data anarchy at Meta
by falcolas on Thursday November 17, 2022 @08:44AM
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I think it’s fair (if biased) to say that Meta’s incompetence is no excuse to break the law.
Re:Unsealed court documents reveal data anarchy at Meta
by jsnell on Thursday November 17, 2022 @08:57AM
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No individual needs to know all of it. But any team owning a system that reads data should know what they're using it for. Likewise anyone providing data to other teams should at least know which other systems are reading that data; even if they don't know for certain what the data is used for they know who to ask about it. So the process of understanding can easily be sharded, and the results merged in a fairly mechanical manner.
The timeline here seems to be that they were asked for this in December and required to produce it in January. It probably is unreasonable to get this done from scratch in that time. But if they haven't started a project to do it by now, then it does feel a bit like they prefer being able to say "we don't know".
Re:Unsealed court documents reveal data anarchy at Meta
by MichaelZuo on Thursday November 17, 2022 @10:23AM
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Do you think a single person or team could up a coherent flowchart/diagram of all data processes at least, given enough time?
I wonder if the EU has the legal authority to force them to understand via some means? Otherwise it seems like a stretch of a demand.