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Meta ‘constantly innovating’ to tackle risks to underage users, committee told

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Government Accused Of ‘See No Evil, Hear No Evil’ Approach To X
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Government accused of ‘see no evil, hear no evil’ approach to X

Social Media Companies And Politicians Clash Over Potential Ban For Teenagers
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Social media companies and politicians clash over potential ban for teenagers

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Cabinet To Receive Update On Possibility Of Banning Social Media For Under-16S
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Cabinet to receive update on possibility of banning social media for under-16s

Tech Giants Face Large Fines If They Ignore New Safety Rules, Says Media Watchdog
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Tech giants face large fines if they ignore new safety rules, says media watchdog

Social Media Users Can Appeal Over Content Disputes To New Settlement Body
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Social media users can appeal over content disputes to new settlement body

Taoiseach More Than Willing To Meet Elon Musk Over Social Media Content
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Taoiseach more than willing to meet Elon Musk over social media content

‘Clear That Social Media Site X Not Interested’ In Sorting Online Hate – Martin
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‘Clear that social media site X not interested’ in sorting online hate – Martin

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Tiktok Removes 80 Million Under-Age Accounts Per Year, Committee Told
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TikTok removes 80 million under-age accounts per year, committee told

Tánaiste Said He Is Pursuing Google Ads Case ‘For The Public Good’
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Tánaiste said he is pursuing Google ads case ‘for the public good’

Micheál Martin Says It Is Not Feasible To Ban Children From Social Media
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Micheál Martin says it is not feasible to ban children from social media

Meta And Tiktok Explain Response To Dublin Riots And Misinformation
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Meta and TikTok explain response to Dublin riots and misinformation