Just like the bug bounty program, we will reward based on the impact of each report.
Well pay the person who reported the issue, and well also alert those we believe to be affected.
This would help Facebook detect violations of its policies.
Facebook pays out over $1 million on average a year in bug bounties, executives said.
It will help us find the cases of data abuse not tied to a security vulnerability.
To be eligible, the case must involve at least 10,000 Facebook users.
The bounty hunter should show how data was abused and not just collected.
Further, it should be a case that Facebook is not already aware of or is actively investigating.
A door is always open if a whistleblower wants to say theres something sketchy here, Greene told CNBC.
source: www.techworm.net
