1 in 10 people lost their jobs at Meta last month. The ones who stayed got something worse. Meta installed tracking software on employee work computers. The software records every mouse click. It logs keystrokes. It takes screenshots of their daily work.
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**1 in 10 people lost their jobs at Meta last month.**
The ones who stayed got something worse.
Meta installed tracking software on employee work computers. The software records every mouse click. It logs keystrokes. It takes screenshots of their daily work.
Meta is using its current workers to train their own replacements. The system watches how you click and type. It learns your workflow. And soon it will do your job.
Corporations only care about profit. They want to extract maximum value while paying the absolute minimum.
Corporations are not your friends. They exist to make money. If they can replace you with a machine they will do it without blinking.
Tech giants like Amazon and Oracle just slashed about 40,000 jobs. They are spending billions on AI infrastructure. The writing is on the wall.
You cannot trust a corporation to protect your future. They will replace you the second it becomes cheaper.
**Companies have one job: maximize profit, minimize cost. You just happen to be a cost.**