The leak of an internal Google database reveals thousands of potential privacy and security issues reported by employees

The headline sounded so alarming to me, but reading it feels like it's not as bad. Most of the incidents are small glitches, bugs, accidents, etc.,
including issues with third-party vendors and thus not a direct fault of Google. It seems to just be a standard database logging all reports for record-keeping purposes.

With how massive Google is, I'd expect things to slip through the cracks because there's never a perfect software rollout right off the bat. People are fallible, and it's easy to miss some issues in initial testing. What matters to me is the response, and it sounds like Google does its best to fix issues quickly once brought to their attention. I think the fact the database is so extensive is probably a good thing, since it shows they have a process for employees to report issues so they can address them.

Though the Google employee leaking the Nintendo videos is pretty crazy. Was wondering how it could be ruled "probably unintentional", but looks like the employee wanted to share the news privately with a friend rather than leaking it to the internet themselves. Still a breech, but I guess in the grand scale of things it's a minor one.