Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif, has called for Mark Zuckerberg to appear before the Congressional Oversight Committee and address accusations of efforts to create China’s censorship tools.
The request comes in the wake of an explosive allegation made in a new memoir by a former META employee. What is this Kanna told me this morning:
“I think Zuckerberg needs to appear before the Congressional Oversight Committee to answer questions about these allegations with China.”
Mark Zuckerberg and California Rep. Ro Kanna (Meta; house.gov)
A shocking revelation from the internal meta
Sarah Wynn-Williams, former director of global public policy on Facebook (now Meta), writes a book entitled “A Cautionary People: A Cautionary Tale of Power, Greed, Lost Idealism.” This memoir draws a terrible picture of Meta’s leadership, focusing on Zuckerberg’s suspicious attempts to gain access to the Chinese market.
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“All this is driven by employees who ended eight years ago due to poor performance. We don’t operate our services in China today,” a Meta spokesperson said. “It’s no secret that we were once interested in doing so as part of Facebook’s efforts to connect the world. This was widely reported 10 years ago. Ultimately we chose not to look into the ideas we explored.

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Zuckerberg’s China strategy has been announced
As Sarah Wynn Williams revealed, Zuckerberg’s Chinese strategy was far more extensive and controversial than previously known. According to her account, Meta’s CEO went to extraordinary lengths and persuaded the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to grant Meta permission to work within China’s borders. Zuckerberg’s efforts included providing detailed briefings to CCP personnel on cutting-edge technology, with a focus on artificial intelligence.
Additionally, Meta is said to have worked directly with the CCP to develop a custom-made censorship tool tailored to the party’s specifications. Perhaps most surprising, Wynn Williams argued that Zuckerberg tried to hide these cooperative efforts with the US Congressional CCP, raising serious questions about transparency and potential legal implications.
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Meta’s responses and past statements
Meta refuted the claims, saying that he had never seen the book and that the former employee ended in 2017. A spokesman for the company referenced Zuckerberg’s 2019 speech at Georgetown University. We contacted Meta to answer the article but did not respond before the deadline. Here are some of what he said at the time:
“This is one of the reasons we don’t run any other services in Facebook, Instagram or China,” says Zuckerberg. “I wanted our services in China because I believed in connecting the whole world. We thought it would help us create a more open society. We worked hard to make this happen. But we never agreed on what it takes to work there.
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Wideer impact on technology and politics
The allegations raise serious questions about the relationship between large tech companies and the authoritarian regime. It also highlights the ongoing challenges faced by social media platforms in balancing global expansion with ethical considerations and national security concerns.
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The appeal for Zuckerberg to testify before Congress underscores the severity of these allegations. If true, they could have widespread results for the meta, its leadership, and the technology industry as a whole. As the story unfolds, it is important to see how lawmakers, regulators, and the public respond to these revelations about one of the world’s most influential companies.
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