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BBCworldservice.com slash TechTent. Hello and welcome to TechTent, your weekly guide to all the

hottest news and trends from the technology world.

I'm Rory Catalan Jones, and this week you may not be surprised to hear.

We're focusing on Facebook.

More revelations have emerged almost daily about the inner workings of the social media giant

and how some staff feel their concerns about the harm it's caused have been ignored.

The whistleblower behind many of those stories has been telling a British parliamentary committee

that Facebook puts profits before everything. The committee's chair will tell us what should

happen now. And we get a view from India where Facebook stands accused of helping spread dangerous

misinformation. A third-party fact-checker tells us just how big the problem is.

Joining me this week are not one but two great BBC colleagues.

Jane Wakefield is our senior tech reporter.

How's it going, Jane?

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