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

I'm Rory Katelyn Jones, and this week our contact tracing apps the best way to combat the coronavirus or just a technology pipe dream.

We assess the latest evidence.

Social media influencers tell us their income has evaporated during the virus crisis,

should we have any sympathy? And in our latest look at learning new tech skills, we find out

about making music at home. I'm joined this week by BBC Technology reporter Jane Wakefield

to guide us through all of those stories and more. Hi Jane.

Hello, Rory. How's your week being your lockdown like I am? I've been trying to get in the

garden as much as possible this week, in between working very hard, because it's been nice and sunny.

And I'm getting a lovely view of your kitchen from my loft. Here's a flavour of what's coming up. I've worked for a long

time to get my career to this point and I've worked hard so yeah I think definitely my anxiety

and things are through the roof at the moment to be honest. I'm seeing people experimenting,

playing music, connecting with other people,

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