Ireland data in new Appeals Centre Report
The Appeals Centre’s second Transparency Report (covering April 2025 to March 2026) reveals clear flaws in how social media platforms…
Parents in Ireland can now limit their teens’ access to the YouTube Shorts feed
Parents in Ireland now have more control over their teen’s viewing experience with YouTube’s industry-first Shorts feed limit. The feature,…
Prestige Awards Best Tech Platform Ireland 25/26 winner
Just a small announcement to thank the guys at Prestige Awards to say thanks for awarding us best tech platform…
Gemini app: Create custom music tracks with Lyria 3
Since launching the Gemini app, they built tools to encourage creative expression through images and video. Today, Gemini is taking…
YouTube expands parental controls in Ireland and beyond
Today, YouTube announced a new set of tools and content standards designed to give parents more control over their teen’s…
Dowdetector by Ookla: Largest Outages of 2025
In 2025, digital services proved both indispensable and fragile. This year’s largest outages were defined by platform-level disruptions, particularly across…
New research reveals that 75% of Irish teenagers use YouTube for education with 84% of teachers using YouTube content in their lessons
New research reveals YouTube as the leading platform for kids education across Europe. The study, conducted by Livity on behalf…
Appeals Centre Europe’s First Transparency Report Shines Light on Social Media Mistakes
The Appeals Centre’s first Transparency Report (covering November 2024 to August 2025) highlights the urgent need for independent review of…
Appeals Centre Europe Starts Reviewing Social Media Account Suspensions
From today, if your account is suspended by Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or YouTube – and you are in the EU…