[BinaryIdiot]

But if that's possible in any way FaceBook and the company paying would be subject to breaking many corporate espionage laws in addition to destroying FaceBook's enterprise business IN ITS ENTIRETY should it be found out.

Seems like an insane amount of risk for such a very tiny reward.

[nickpsecurity]

Yet, each of the major carriers and RSA did it for the NSA in exchange for $30-(80?) million. Happened at plenty of other companies with or without nation state involvement. The big ones are still in business.

Besides, what does the EULA say on the product? Their EULA usually says something along the lines of they can do whatever they want with your data. I'm interested to see if anyone sees something similar in the enterprise agreement.

[notyourwork]

I would be interested to diff the user agreement and business agreements.

[nickpsecurity]

Me too.

[notyourwork]

This is exactly why I don't see how a company would be concerned. Lots of b2b relationships exist and are based on trust with legal ramifications for when that trust is broken.

[quickben]

No, Airbus as an example.