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Sarah Wynn-Williams, a former Meta executive whose memoir "Careless People" contains damaging allegations about CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other company leaders, has sued Meta to invalidate a severance agreement that bars her from discussing the company or promoting her book. The lawsuit claims Meta obtained an emergency gag order and surveilled Wynn-Williams for over a year to enforce the restrictions, including attending her public appearances and documenting her silence at events. Meta denies the allegations, stating the book contains false claims and that Wynn-Williams violated her agreement, which she signed in exchange for a substantial severance payment.
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