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# Social Media

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Lions will go through 'appropriate channels' as Erasmus' Twitter antics continue
Biden says social media misinformation on Covid-19 is 'killing people'
Basketball CEO Bernard O'Byrne steps down over Raheem Sterling social media post
Poll: Should anonymous accounts be banned from social media?
Lions wing Van Der Merwe blocks out social media messages questioning his place
Opinion: The Irish public needs to be involved in the debates about how media is funded and regulated
Dr Eileen Culloty
Opinion: Online abuse needs to be stopped, but let's not shut down open debate in the process
Adam Hallissey
Explainer: How does a garda media blackout work in the age of social media?
Covid-19 and restrictions have had 'devastating impact' on mental health of LGBTI+ young people in Ireland
Debunked: Multiple claims on Instagram about vaccines, face masks and Covid-19 tests are false or misleading
Twitter suspends eight accounts linked to anonymous 'Barbara J Pym' account used by Eoghan Harris
'I got an Instagram message saying 'your days are numbered' - but the thing is, this person was easily traceable'
Trump launches personal communication webpage ahead of Facebook decision on ban
As football's social media boycott begins, Henry says it's only the start in fight against racism
Instagram to screen DMs as part of attempts to fight online abuse
'I hung up for the last time': How I lost my partner to conspiracy theories
Anonymous
Swansea City to boycott social media following 'abhorrent abuse' of players
Facebook 'concerned' over plans to regulate online political advertising in Ireland
Thierry Henry to disable social media accounts in racism protest
Twitter survey launched to develop platform rules for world leaders
Suicide organisations warn of exaggerated or false information being shared online
'In my car crying. Hope you're happy' - BBC reporter abuse controversy prompts calls for change
Anti-lockdown protest highlights need to combat misinformation online, says minister
$650 million settlement approved in privacy lawsuit against Facebook
Twitter exploring features that will allow users to charge followers for exclusive perks
'Drastic action': Could the Facebook block of Australian news become an issue in other countries?
'Make sure you have strong passwords' Vicky Phelan urges, after her Instagram account is hacked
Increasing majority of children aged 8-12 use social media, according to new survey
Democratic Unionist Party MP criticised for 'race-baiting' social media post
David Meyler: My advice for Aaron Connolly and any footballer dealing with social media vitriol
Poll: Are you spending less time on social media?
Dublin woman sues Facebook over her account being hacked
Google threatens to pull search engine in Australia amid row over paying media outlets
Facebook refers Donald Trump ban to its 'supreme court' to rule on whether suspension should stand
Parler could be allowed return to Apple app store with changes
WhatsApp reassures users of privacy as people flock to Signal and Telegram
YouTube suspends Trump’s account due to concerns about 'ongoing potential for violence'
Twitter suspends 70,000 accounts linked to QAnon conspiracy
Facebook exec says there are 'no plans' to end Trump ban
Facebook and Twitter both (temporarily) ban Donald Trump from posting for the first time