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Sarah Wynn-Williams has crafted a gripping memoir about her time with Facebook. While she is at least partly responsible for the dangerous reach of the company, she also acknowledges that and the tidal forces (primarily Zuckerberg and Sandberg) that could not be diverted despite her best efforts. In a just world, Wynn-Williams’ revelations would result in Facebook being dismantled and regulated piece by piece, but hopefully readers of her insights will at least be a bit more aware of treacherous tech can be in the wrong hands.
Sarah Wynn-Williams has crafted a gripping memoir about her time with Facebook. While she is at least partly responsible for the dangerous reach of the company, she also acknowledges that and the tidal forces (primarily Zuckerberg and Sandberg) that could not be diverted despite her best efforts. In a just world, Wynn-Williams’ revelations would result in Facebook being dismantled and regulated piece by piece, but hopefully readers of her insights will at least be a bit more aware of treacherous tech can be in the wrong hands.