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Facebook employees are hacking other teams to see what others are building

by Alicia Gregorian
October 21, 2019
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Jane Manchun Wong has an incessant need to know every single feature of every single app on her smartphone. Wong, a 25-year-old software engineer in Hong Kong, checks every new line of code any time one of her Android smartphone’s apps get an update. She locates new code, reverse-engineers it and finds new features before they are announced. “I do it mostly for personal amusement,” Wong told CNBC. “If I see the feature, I check if there is any security vulnerability, and if it doesn’t, I tweet it.”

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