Sarah Wynn-Williams, a former senior executive at Meta (formerly Facebook), has shaken the tech world with her explosive memoir, Careless People, which exposes the inner workings of Mark Zuckerberg’s empire. After spending six years at Meta, most recently as Director of Global Public Policy, Wynn-Williams offers a damning account of a tech giant where absolute power rests with Zuckerberg, driving a culture of control, secrecy, and dangerous compromises.
Since the publication of her book in early 2025, Meta has gone to extraordinary lengths to silence Wynn-Williams, filing arbitration claims and securing an emergency order that prevents her from making “disparaging, critical, or otherwise detrimental comments” about the company — even if they are true.
Despite Meta’s efforts to block her, Careless People has become an international bestseller and sparked global conversations about the unchecked power of Big Tech.
Wynn-Williams joined Facebook (now Meta) in 2011 and rose through the ranks to become Director of Global Public Policy. During her time at the company, she was involved in high-level policy decisions and had a front-row seat to Meta’s efforts to expand globally — including controversial initiatives in China.
In 2017, Wynn-Williams was fired by Meta, with the company citing “poor performance and toxic behavior” as the reason for her departure. However, her book...
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