Meta cranks Zuckerberg's yearly security budget to $14m

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Meta cranks Zuckerberg's personal security budget to $14m while cutting everything else

That massive security budget is necessary"to address safety concerns due to specific threats to his safety arising directly as a result of his position as Meta's founder, Chairman, and CEO," the company said in its filing, adding:"Meta requires security measures for the company's benefit because of the importance of Mr Zuckerberg to Meta."

Prior to setting the $10 million security budget in 2018"to pay for additional personnel, equipment, services, residential improvements, or other security-related costs," Zuckerberg's security costs were still paid by Facebook, but they varied considerably from year to year.

Zuckerberg's security costs continue to dwarf those of other tech leaders, and aren't limited to what Meta budgets for him: on top of his $10 million security allowance, Zuck used anAmong the job cuts wave that started in late 2022 and hasn't yet stopped, Meta's layoffs of 13 percent of its global headcount – more than

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