Allowing ordinary employees to have access to official social media is truly a terrifying thing. You can't imagine that a person with a monthly salary of 20000 has the opportunity to earn millions of U per day but doesn't try to seize it. Even hackers specialize in stealing Twitter accounts of celebrities and well-known institutions. With just a casual CA, they can reap millions, let alone an employee. With a little bit of twisted thinking, if one day of wrongdoing in 365 days, they can earn 10 to 20 years' salary. Will you be tempted? it 's only human. Especially this year, it has actually promoted many direct official media generated MEMEs. From TST Mubarak to BNB Card Palu, there are too many MEME tokens extending around Binance itself, which makes me dare not look back and think about their birth path. Until this incident occurred, is TST really not carrying any private goods, and is the address in the video really unintentionally appearing? These need to be re examined in light of the recent internal employee misconduct incident. Even if there is only a chance of being lost, as long as there is no extremely strict monitoring of employees (online chat, offline face-to-face meetings), there is a considerable possibility of being caught, and this is only one time, not the first time. Don't test human nature. Instead of expecting all employees to be sincere and devoted to the company like home and never betray their trust, it's better to use appropriate regulatory methods to cut off their crooked thoughts.