Former Facebook executive Sarah Wynn-Williams has recently accused top Meta executives of sexual misconduct and unethical practices. In her allegations, Wynn-Williams specifically named Sheryl Sandberg for inappropriate behavior and Mark Zuckerberg for engaging in unethical dealings with Beijing. Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has denied these claims, stating that they are outdated and have been previously addressed. According to Meta, Wynn-Williams was terminated from her position in 2017 and has since been receiving payment from anti-Facebook activists. These accusations have sparked controversy within the tech industry and raised questions about the corporate culture at Meta. The allegations come at a time when Meta is already facing scrutiny over its handling of user data and misinformation on its platforms. It remains to be seen how these accusations will impact Meta’s reputation and whether any further investigations will be conducted into the claims made by Wynn-Williams.