Meta exposé author faces bankruptcy after ban on criticising company | Meta
It is said that a former commodity manager, who wrote an explosive disclosure who made claims about the relations with China and the treatment of young people with China, is said to be on the verge of bankruptcy after publishing the book.
A deputy claimed that Mark Zuckerberg’s company in Parliament had tried to “silence and punish mek after Sarah Wynn-Williams, former director of global public policy on Facebook, on Facebook’s pioneer.
Louise Haight, the former study of transport transportation, said that Wynn-Williams faced a fine of $ 50,000 (£ 37,000) when he violated an order secured by Meta, a humiliating order that prevents the company from talking about the company.
Wynn-Williams made a series of allegations about the behavior and culture of the social media company published this year. It also included allegations of sexual harassment rejected by the company. He says he was fired for “bad performance and toxic behavior ..
However, the former diplomat was banned from publishing his memories after Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, and made a decision that prevented him from doing so. Later, a US Senate, in which Meta said that it works with Beijing on censorship vehicles, appeared before the Judicial Committee of the Judicial Committee – something the company rejected.
Pan Macmillan, who published the moment, said that he sold more than 150,000 copies in all formats. The book was also named on Sunday Times’s best -selling volumes in 2025. Skin -free print is expected to be published at the beginning of next year.
Haight emphasized the case of Wynn-Williams in the House of Commons during a discussion about employment rights on Monday. He said Wynn-Williams’ decision to speak financially.
“Despite the previous public expressions that do not use the NDAs of Meta anymore [non-disclosure agreements] In the event of sexual harassment that Sarah repeatedly claims, financial destruction is pushed through the arbitration system in the UK because he tries to silence and punish him for Meta’s speech. ”
“META served a Gaging order on Sarah and tries to sentence it to a fine of $ 50,000 for every violation of this order. On the verge of bankruptcy.
It is understood that the $ 50,000 figure represents the damages that Wynn-Williams left Meta in 2017 when the separation agreement signed when he left Meta in 2017. Meta stressed that he voluntarily entered the discrimination contract as part of the separation of Wynn-Williams.
Meta said that Wynn-Williams has not had to pay any payment within the agreement.
The company did not want to comment on Haight’s intervention. Earlier Wynn-Williams’ Senate testimony of China and the company’s treatment of young people “reality divorced and full of false allegations,” he said.
Meta described the book as a mixture of allegations that are not up -to -date and previously reported about the company, and misconduct against our executives ”. He said that he was fired for “bad performance and toxic behavior ve and concluded that an investigation made allegations of misleading and unfounded harassment.
He said that the decision that prevented Memoir from publishing it should never be published in the wrong and slander book should never be published ”.
The decision said that Wynn-Williams should stop introducing the book and stop further publications. Pan Macmillan did not order any operation.
Wynn-Williams has not spoke public since he appeared at the Senate hearing in April. In a written statement this month, the US Senate said he was grateful for continuing to investigate Meta’s behavior.
“I wish I could say more,” he said. “I call on other technology employees and those who are thinking of flying information before more children are damaged.”
He confirmed that his lawyer Wynn-Williams was silenced in despite the clear and unanimous sounds made by the Congress to end the arbitration procedures that threaten to go bankrupt.
