Glassdoor Criticized for Adding Users' Real Names Without Consent
The policy change, linked to the acquisition of Fishbowl, has sparked fears of compromised anonymity and privacy among users.
Overview
- Glassdoor has reportedly been adding users' real names to their profiles without consent, raising privacy concerns.
- The change is linked to Glassdoor's acquisition of Fishbowl, requiring users to verify their identity.
- Users fear their anonymity for past reviews could be compromised in the event of a data breach.
- Legal and digital rights experts express concerns over the potential for user identification despite Glassdoor's anonymity assurances.
- Glassdoor maintains that reviews will remain anonymous, but the policy change has prompted some users to delete their accounts.