I left late last year because I got a better offer and was fully vested. I suppose I was in a small minority that wasn't drinking the koolaid. The perks were nice, but ultimately I felt I wanted more stimulation than working on a social network, and didn't like some of the features that were being pushed (face recognition on photos, etc.) I'm grateful for the opportunity, and can't say much else.
> And now someone from Facebook chimes in and replies to this and talks more about their developer privacy safeguards and makes us all feel better. Go!
Former Facebook dev here. That's all I have to say in response.