A recap of Chapters 27-32. As the company formerly known as Facebook and now known as Meta gets bolder when dealing with world-wide government regulation, author Sarah Wynn-Williams recounts her efforts to caution executives about the repercussions of capitalizing on inflammatory campaign ads and misinformation. While pregnant with her second child, she's faced with new challenges that range from having one boss pressure her to share a bed as another emails her about a lewd sex act, all while she tries in vain to continue to "lean in". When more staff members are left to pay the price for negligent practices, she finally comes to the realization that she has to leave the company, but a traumatic birth in the developed country with the highest maternal mortality rate leaves her physically and mentally depleted. These chapters also recount Facebook's ill-fated attempts to implement internet.org, fly a drone, and partner with SpaceX to launch a satellite. 

BONUS: Learning about Emperor Augustus and Dirty Sanchez 

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