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Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has confirmed to Tech Crunch that

Jaren A Miles, who had been a manager of global community development, is no longer employed

by the company after a video went viral featuring him in a sting operation conducted by

amateurs with the intent of catching pedophiles.

The two-hour video does not depict Miles caught in any sex act, nor admitting to any specific

sex act, nor admitting to intending to carry out any sex act.

And it is not clear what the legal ramifications of this will be, if any, but it does feature

two people questioning Mile II in the course of the interrogation admits to having graphic

and inappropriate communications with a 13-year-old boy.

It's damning enough exchange that Miles has subsequently deleted his social profiles on sites like Facebook and Twitter,

and whether he was fired or resigned voluntarily,

Myld has left his role at Facebook over the matter.

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