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Hello and welcome to TechLife, the programme about technology and how it affects your life.

I'm Shona McCallum and this week we're looking into the future. How will some of the

tech we use today evolve in decades to come? We'll have more on that in a moment. We hear

claims that some of the biggest social media platforms have been accused of obstructing information

on abortion in developing countries and how do you share digital information

about child malnutrition in Africa

if there's no internet connection?

We speak to a company that has a solution. Around the globe, the internet plays a vital role in most of our lives.

Every day we send over 347 billion emails, every single minute we upload 500 hours of video to YouTube.

And one of the things we like to do here on TechLife is think about the future and how technology like the

internet will shape our lives, not just now but in the years ahead. Do you remember the time

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