New York( CNN Business) It was August 17, 2018, and Facebook Chief Security Officer Alex Stamos and I were driving together to his last day of work. After three years at the company, much of it depleted addressed with Russian meddling on the platform — and, supposedly, debating with others inside the company over how transparent it was being with the public about the issue — he was conflicted, but ready to move on.
“The company has grown by leaps and bounds over the last three years. I think it has more than redoubled in size. … It’s strange, we had a company where three years establishes you one of the more tenured people, ” Stamos said at one point, manifesting on his time at Facebook ( FB) from the driver’s tush. “It’s also a company, I reflect, that’s be submitted to controls with its importance in the nations of the world, right? What started as a entertaining dorm room programme … beings have recognise it has an incredibly central geopolitical character that we can’t reject. So it is definitely, I meditate, a even more serious companionship than the one I started at.”
I thought about that for a minute, then motivated him, “If you could say, ‘Facebook is…’ just fill in the blank.”
“‘Facebook is growing up’ is perhaps what I’d say, ” Stamos replied. Then he continued with a sigh, “There’s something about being faced with your impact in the nations of the world in a real black and white road that I review changes the space beings address their work, right? I necessitate, every individual is thinking differently about that now.”
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