This piece examines Facebook’s choice to make specific internal discussion groups private, particularly those related to platform safety and election protection, in response to recent leaks, including those from whistleblower Frances Haugen. The decision has generated mixed opinions among employees, with some advocating for increased security while others fear it may impede transparency and collaboration within the company. The changes are viewed as a component of Facebook’s broader strategy to handle sensitive information and minimize the potential for the distortion of its work.