A former executive’s memoir alleges help for China’s censors
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In Careless People, former public policy director Sarah Wynn-Williams alleges Meta built censorship tools while courting the Chinese market. An emergency arbitrator, citing her severance agreement’s non-disparagement clause, barred her from promoting the book. The order did not address whether her claims were true.
Meta’s responseMeta called the book “false and defamatory.”
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