US Senate committee invites Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal to testify and ask him to answer questions about a former company executive turned whistleblower
The chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee and the panel's top Republican on Monday asked Twitter Inc Chief Executive Parag Agrawal to answer questions about a former company executive turned whistleblower who is set to testify.
The senators said they had invited Agrawal to testify on Tuesday, but he had declined. Twitter declined to comment. "With tens of millions of users in the US and hundreds of millions of users worldwide, your company collects and is responsible for vast troves of sensitive data," they wrote.
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