Meta faced backlash when a whistleblower, Sarah Wynn-Williams, released a book criticizing the company.Despite legal attempts to silence Wynn-Williams, her publisher, Macmillan, stood by her.Mark Zuckerberg's Meta tried to suppress the whistleblower's book, contradicting their stance on free speech.Wynn-Williams used strategic tactics, such as filing complaints and media appearances, to expose Meta.Meta operates under Zuckerberg's control, leading to corporate decisions reflecting his personal interests.Efforts to enter the Chinese market were revealed, including censorship systems and compliance with Chinese regulations.Tech companies like Meta are compared to old conglomerates, closely tied with political interests, notably the US government.Regulating tech giants like Meta may face opposition viewed as economic warfare by the US, impacting the UK's stance on technology regulation.There is a call for UK officials to be more assertive in regulating tech companies and not succumb to external influences.The importance of recognizing the intertwined interests of tech companies and governments, especially in relation to national security, is emphasized.