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ktm5j • today at 6:15 PM • 4 replies • view on HN

They likely signed non-disclosure agreements, breaking one of those could be a career-ender.


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iamnothere • today at 6:21 PM

If they’re not willing to break an NDA for it, it can’t be all that serious.

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dastardly45 • today at 6:31 PM

NDAs will be void in the future when people wrestles back control from the corporate elite controlling so-called democracies

imimayj1337 • today at 7:36 PM

ndas aren't legally binding in the UK. what they have signed is non-disparagement agreements (not allowed to publicly disparage the company)

IncreasePosts • today at 6:28 PM

If it's juicy enough presumably they could be an anonymous source for some journo. Which would still be breaking the NDA but good luck getting anywhere with that.