Facebook exec says there are 'no plans' to end Trump ban
Facebook’s chief operating officer said the ban is “indefinite”.
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Facebook’s chief operating officer said the ban is “indefinite”.
Zuckerberg announced the move this afternoon.
Internet service providers will be given the domain names which will be blocked to Irish users.
Last Friday, protesters also blocked off Aungier Street in a housing protest.
The social media giant shared details of its poltical ad ban.
A newly established beef task force was due to meet this morning to examine the future of the beef industry in Ireland.
Trump issued a trio of veteos to attempt to push through the sale.
The council says the board’s decision means the costs of building the bridges will increase by between €25m and €42 million.
The Fermanagh-born striker ruled himself out of Northern Ireland’s Nations League games this week.
Christopher Chope blocked the passage of the bill on Friday.
The ruling comes in response to a lawsuit filed by a group of Twitter users.
None of the ISP’s opposed the application.
The yacht was retrieved by a RNLI lifeboat crew.
Brazilian President Michel Temer had signed a decree to allow the reserve to be opened up for private use.
Politicians at all levels increasingly embrace social media to discuss government business.
Emergency services are at the scene.
Irish internet providers will now have to block Movie4k.to, primewire.ag and onwatchseries.to
Posts have falsely linked the teenager with people who tried to set fire to a homeless man in Berlin last Christmas.
His former party said it was a mistake and they are “looking into what happened”.
Fine Gael, the Independent Alliance and independents in government took a unified approach to the issue.
Apple said it wasn’t able to break into the iPhone of one of the San Bernado
Some users have seen links to Telegram blocked on the Android version of WhatsApp.
Faletau will now likely leave the Dragons at the end of the season.
This follows new research by a German university.
The Sinn Féin leader said it was his own business who he permitted on his Twitter account.
Somaia Halawa, who runs the ‘Free Ibrahim Halawa’ Twitter account, claims that Flanagan blocked the account after a Twitter storm organised ahead of her brother’s last postponed trial.
That’s after 728 were confiscated last year.
The website is also improving its system for blocking accounts – and this is just the first step.
Rather than blocking up the prisons with less serious offenders would community service be a more viable option?
The move comes ahead of the company returning to court on Thursday over an injunction.
The incident happened at Cromcastle Avenue in the city.
Gardaí are at the scene but no arrests have been made.
The changes meant that if you blocked someone, they could still see all your activity.
Google had opposed the landmark ruling as they say such filters are clumsy and impinge internet freedom by also filtering related content.
The European Commission has now officially confirmed a decision that had been expected. Ryanair said immediately it will appeal the rejection of its third bid for Aer Lingus.
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YouTube briefly appeared on the list of banned addresses today – but officials in Russia blamed a technical error.
Mobile phone service in San Francisco’s downtown subway stations was shut off to prevent a repeat of a protest in July which ended in arrests. The protest was sparked when police shot a man.
In photos: Social networking sites blocked as Belarus celebrates its independence with military parade through the capital.