u/michaelnovati replied ·
I have no comments at on all the legality, but I want to play devil's advocate with the comments on this thread. One of the best ways to improve a product is by having the entire company 'dogfooding' to really feel all the pain points of users and test for bugs. Facebook is a company known for using production as much as possible for this reason. I would be considered if there are lax data standards and any employee could access your data, but if the spirit of this is 'dogfooding' then I could understand the motivation for sure.