New news came today from the Cambridge Analytica scandal in 2018, which revealed that Facebook users’ data was being used in a way that would influence the outcome of the US election. New files released in recent months of the Mark Zuckerberg case, To the explanation shared by meta-engineers given place.

The two Meta engineers, who were taken to court over the scandal, were actually questioned last March. But the transcript of this question has just been released. Meta-engineers in the shared transcript, that they don’t know where user data is stored explained.

“Nobody Knows This”

Meta engineers, who have been working for Meta for a long time, were questioned by a technical expert about what data Facebook stores and where it stores it. One of these engineers was Eugene Zarashaw, who worked at Meta for 9 years, while the second engineer was Steven Elia, who worked for 11 years.

Zarashaw said in the interrogation “Where is a user’s data stored?‘to the question’I don’t believe there is one person who can answer this question. Serious teamwork is required to even answer this question.He replied. On the other hand, Elia intervened when the expert insisted that the data be stored in advertising systems. Elia gave the same answer as Zarashaw:

“And I agree with the idea that there isn’t even one person who knows or knows them all.”

While meta engineers say they don’t know where to store the data, these answers It is not yet known whether it has been correctly assessed. Since Meta still has a headache with Cambridge, it looks like we’ll be hearing a lot of new news in the coming months.