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BBC Technology13.4.2026Technik

Former Meta Employee Investigated for Downloading 30,000 Facebook User Images

Man arrested in November 2025 on suspicion of unauthorized computer access; Meta has upgraded security systems.

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A former Meta employee is under investigation by the Metropolitan Police for allegedly downloading around 30,000 private Facebook user images using a custom-designed program.
The employee was arrested in November 2025 and has since been released on bail.

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A former Meta employee is under investigation by the Metropolitan Police for allegedly downloading around 30,000 private Facebook user images using a custom-designed program. The employee was arrested in November 2025 and has since been released on bail.

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