> Spiers, 21, said she went through the standard approval process, which requires two co-workers to greenlight changes, before updating the Chrome browser extension. Another source at Google familiar with the update approval process confirmed to NBC news that those two approvals are standard practice for a browser extension update.
She did it exactly according to internal policy. The extension she updated warns site visitors on many websites. I do not see what she did wrong.
> Spiers, 21, said she went through the standard approval process, which requires two co-workers to greenlight changes, before updating the Chrome browser extension. Another source at Google familiar with the update approval process confirmed to NBC news that those two approvals are standard practice for a browser extension update.
She did it exactly according to internal policy. The extension she updated warns site visitors on many websites. I do not see what she did wrong.