Replying to @soren_iverson
Tier 2: Call the neighbors
Tier 3: SWAT yourself
Rob Leathern
24.7K posts
Rob Leathern
@robleathern
Founder and CEO, InfoHawk. Helping businesses protect their users from scams. 🇺🇸 + 🇿🇦. Former VP of security and privacy product at Google.
- Replying to @soren_iversonOr it starts a Google Meet and invites 10 random friends from your address book, adding 5 more every 5 minutes
- My privacy story was in the NYT today: “Rob Leathern, a tech executive in Texas, was surprised last year when he got an email from Toyota saying he could get “big savings” from Progressive because he’d been identified as a safe driver, based on information collected from his
- Replying to @soren_iversonA great addition would be “People like you typically contribute [x]% ($y) of their net worth”
- Update: We’re banning ads and commerce listings selling medical face masks. We’re monitoring COVID19 closely and will make necessary updates to our policies if we see people trying to exploit this public health emergency. We’ll start rolling out this change in the days ahead.
- Some personal news! I’m happy to announce that I’m joining Google's Privacy and Data Protection Office to lead product development. (1/5)
- Replying to @soren_iversonWould love to see history of past duels for this passenger #featurerequest
- After almost 4 years, I made the difficult decision to leave Facebook, and 12/30/20 was my last day at FB. I've had a great experience in a difficult, fun, fast-growing and impactful role at the company working with amazing people. I was honored to call them colleagues! (1/12)
- If you work as a product manager in tech, I highly encourage at least a 2-yr stint working on trust, security, fraud or abuse problems, especially iterative/adversarial ones
- Replying to @sundarpichaiSo many amazing performances and great memories for cricket fans everywhere - congrats @ABdeVilliers17 from 🇿🇦 s everywhere 🙏 😃
- Replying to @wapplehousewonder how they came up with the IQ estimates?
- Replying to @hypersorenI would have said “no”. In my case I found out I was opted into it but likely just went though the sign up process too quickly sitting in the front seat with the dealer sales guy (so I could get out of there with my new car) - and am pretty sure they get incentivized for that.
