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Coming up, a record $5 billion settlement between Facebook and a US regulator over privacy concerns,

will this be enough to make Facebook change its ways? And hackers have given the world a rare look at what the Russian security

services may be up to. With me to discuss all this is our North America technology correspondent,

Dave Lee. He's in San Francisco.

Morning Chris. Hi, yes, that's a huge fine, isn't it?

But there's plenty of people here that don't think it's going to go far enough to make Facebook change in any real way at all.

And with me in London is the technology consultant, Stephanie Hare.

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