That&#x27;s me, and I&#x27;m quite embarrassed as I never paused to consider how it could be interpreted.<p>That was a real story. Shortly after we established Facebook&#x27;s bug bounty program, we received several vulnerabilities from a brilliant computer science student at Tyumen University (in Siberia). His dorm did not accept international mail, he did not have an accepted government ID (didn&#x27;t drive), and figuring out how to pay him was a multiple month ordeal that Facebook&#x27;s accounting team was completely not prepared for. It&#x27;s something that we take for granted but international dispersements to <i>every</i> individual with internet access is actually an extremely challenging and unsolved problem.