When Frances Haugen leaked tens of thousands of internal Facebook documents in 2021, Mark Zuckerberg called her account a "mischaracterisation" which failed to "reflect the company we know." Five years later, the prominent whistleblower says the Meta CEO's rejection of evidence that social media can harm its users is a direct product of unilateral decision-making which is "insulated from consequences." As new movie The Social Reckoning brings Haugen's story to life, she argues that Zuckerberg continues to pursue isolation and resist accountability. Hear the full interview on #Top Comment via BBC Sounds.