Meta whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams accused the company of collaborating with the Chinese Communist Party to create censorship tools. She claimed executives prioritized business over U.S. values, while Meta denied these allegations as false and emphasized they do not operate in China today.

Meta spokesperson Andy Stone slammed her allegations as “divorced from reality,” as per MSNBC, adding in the statement, “while Mark Zuckerberg himself was public about our interest in offering our services in China and details were widely reported beginning over a decade ago, the fact is this: We do not operate our services in China today.”

Sen. Josh Hawley is calling on Mark Zuckerberg to testify after a Facebook whistleblower alleged in a Senate hearing that the company had ties to the Chinese Communist Party.