Overview

• Sarah Wynn-Williams, a former Facebook employee, claims in her memoir that Sheryl Sandberg asked her to 'come to bed' during a private jet flight and spent $13,000 on lingerie for them during a European trip.
• The memoir describes instances of Sandberg and her assistant engaging in intimate behavior, such as sleeping in each other's laps and stroking each other's hair on a European car ride.
• Meta has dismissed the allegations, stating that Wynn-Williams was fired in 2017 for poor performance and toxic behavior, and described the claims as outdated and unfounded.
• The book also criticizes Facebook's leadership, likening Sandberg and CEO Mark Zuckerberg to 'careless people' from The Great Gatsby, and accuses Zuckerberg of prioritizing public adoration over engineering focus.
• Additional allegations include troubling behavior by Joel Kaplan, Meta's global policy head, and claims of secretive efforts by Facebook to re-enter the Chinese market through controversial methods.