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Hello and welcome to TechTent, your weekly guide to all the hottest news and trends in the technology world.

I'm Rory Catalan Jones, and this week hackers have penetrated key parts of the US government, with fingers being pointed at Russia.

We find out just how damaging this cyber security lapse could be.

Facebook goes to war with Apple over plans to let phone

users opt out of targeted advertising. And we meet the man who became a meme, much to his own

astonishment. With me this week is BBC Technology reporter Jane Wakefield. Hi Jane, what do you've

been up to? Hello. Well, I was thinking this week

would be quite quiet newswise, but it hasn't. So I've been trying to get my head around a variety of

incredibly complex news stories. Well, you'll be guiding us through them throughout the program.

Here's the flavour of what's coming up. What we're hearing are a lot of small businesses

speaking up about the impact this is going to have on

their businesses that are already struggling?

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