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This is TechTent, where we chew over the big issues in the technology world. I'm Zoe

Kleinman, the BBC's tech editor, and coming up this week, why is the internet still a more

hostile place if you're a woman? A smartphone app, which hopes to make it easier and cheaper to diagnose jaunders in babies

completes a major trial in Ghana.

A new report urges a clampdown on gaming loot boxes.

And it's 70 years since the Queen took to the throne here in the UK.

And historian tells us how the world of tech has transformed during her

reign. But first this week, the UK's media regulator of Com has published its annual survey

and it makes depressing reading if you're a woman. Women are more likely to face online abuse

or see harmful content than men.

Less than half of women feel able to give their opinions freely online.

Let's hear the experience of one British woman, Deo Akin Renade.

Here's what happened after she developed and launched an app.

In the week that Wisdom launched, I received a considerable amount of media and publicity and this in turn attracted the attention of trolls.

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