麻豆约拍

Frances Haugen, who worked at Facebook, told a US Senate committee that she believed the company had put its profits first when executives knew what harm its platform could do to children and democracy. Facebook has pushed back against claims. We get details from Kari Paul, technology reporter, Guardian US. Also in the programme, the electric car giant Tesla has been ordered to pay nearly $137 million to a former Black worker who said he suffered racial abuse at the electric carmaker鈥檚 factory. Plus, Snapchat is rolling out a new 鈥淩un for Office鈥� in-app tool to encourage young people to run for local office. And the 麻豆约拍's Dougal Shaw reports on a new dating app that uses people's music tastes to try and make a match. We're joined throughout the programme by Simon Littlewood of ACG Global in Singapore and Ann Dwyer, Editor of Crain's Chicago Business.

(Picture: Frances Haugen, former Facebook employee. Picture credit: Getty.)