META'S SECURITY CHIEF GUY ROSEN TO DEPART
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Guy Rosen, Meta's chief information security officer and former head of election integrity efforts, is leaving the company in the coming months. The departure comes as Meta faces scrutiny over undisclosed facial recognition capabilities in its smart glasses platform.
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