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Hello, it's time for TechTent, the show where we take a closer look at the week's

top news in tech. No subjects too hard, no question too lame, especially if it's one of mine.

I'm Zoe Clyman. I'm the BBC's new tech editor. And joining me this week under our virtual

canvas is Charlotte Henry, host of the Edition Tech podcast. Hello,

Hello, Charlotte. And BBC senior tech reporter Chris Fox. Hello, Chris.

Great to be back in the tent. Coming up this week, how scammers are increasingly using shared

screens and remote access to target their victims. If somebody asks you if they can have control

of your computer,

they say something like, oh, can I just dive in and sort this out for you?

It's easier if I do this for you, just click this button and let me do it.

If somebody does that, it's a big red flag and you should stop.

And Bill Gates on his beef with Elon Musk.

And what new developments in tech excite him the most?

But first, I want to talk about all things extended reality.

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