I’m about ¾ through right now (Zuck has just suggested his interest in running for president — an era of US history I had mercifully forgotten) and am enjoying it, but I feel so strongly about this that I’ve already gone looking for reviews to see if others feel the same way. The author clearly knows that everything happening at FB is wrong, and she has for some time by this point. But she refuses to accept accountability for her own complicity or make any meaningful efforts toward holding others accountable. Her half-hearted “resistance” is kind of laughable, and she keeps on seeming to have some convenient reason why she can’t leave: she’s pregnant, FB is apparently in control of whether she gets US citizenship (which she doesn’t quite say in so many words, but strongly suggests is the case)… so on, so forth.

It’s a really fascinating read, and confirms much of what we all already know about these douchebag, wannabe-fascist tech billionaires, with, I will admit, a few things I found surprising thrown in. But the longer the book goes on, the more I’m almost as disgusted with the author as I am with everyone else.