A guy in Reddit used GDPR to successfully obtained feedbacks off Meta. The feedbacks are actually quite detailed and informative.
(Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/csMajors/comments/seyh96/used_the_gdpr_to_get_interesting_interview/)
Wondering if anyone has done this also? Will it lead to blacklist though?
#GDPR #interview #feedback #Meta
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r/csMajors - Used the GDPR to get interesting interview feedback from Facebook
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Many Big Tech sites already mistakenly believe that I'm in EU and automatically select languages I don't even speak.
I interviewed at Meta at Jan btw and I'm quite curious about my result. Will doing the same result in being blacklisted though?