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LIVE: US Senate Hearing With Tech Executives on Foreign Threats To US Elections 2024 | Meta | CNBC TV18 Executives from Big Tech firms Meta, Microsoft, and Alphabet are set to testify as the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee holds a hearing on foreign threats to elections. Executives from major tech firms like Google, Adobe, Microsoft and Meta Platforms will testify next week at a U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on election threats. Google parent Alphabet's global affairs president Kent Walker, Meta's global affairs president Nick Clegg, Microsoft President Brad Smith and a representative from Adobe will testify at the Sept. 18 hearing, a spokesperson from the office of Senator Mark Warner, who chairs the panel, confirmed. U.S. officials have been attempting to crack down on efforts to spread disinformation and misinformation online surrounding the Nov. 5 election in which Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and Republican former President Donald Trump will face off. Polls
