<ul><li>An old email from 2010 written by Mark Zuckerberg has surfaced, showing the Facebook CEO asking an employee to resign over a leak of inaccurate information regarding the company's future plans.</li><li>Zuckerberg was reportedly enraged over a TechCrunch story claiming that Facebook was secretly building a phone, which he vehemently denied in the email.</li><li>In the email, Zuckerberg referred to the leak as an "act of betrayal" and demanded that the employee responsible resign immediately.&nbsp;</li><li>He also warned that if the individual did not resign, the company would find out who they were.</li></ul>

'Please Resign Immediately': Mark Zuckerberg's harsh 2010 email to employee leaks

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