Mark Zuckerberg walked into a Los Angeles courtroom on February 18 with an entourage decked out in Meta Ray-Bans. He was there to do something he’d never done before — take the stand in front of a jury in a landmark civil case that sought to prove that Instagram and YouTube are addictive by design.
The party is so loud that Kylie Jenner can’t hear me, but a Meta assistant told me, if she could, she could tell me where the nearest late-night bakery is. We’re not talking about the living, breathing Kylie Jenner, who came here briefly in a Tom Ford-era Gucci dress with her boyfriend Timothée Chalamet in
Meta whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams is suing the tech company over efforts to “silence” her. 57 pages Complaint The lawsuit, filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in California, argues that the interim arbitration ruling by Meta to block Wynn-Williams from promoting her memoir, Careless People, was “unfair and unlawful” and a “clear violation of the First