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Which social media platforms have the most content violations?

May 10, 2021 Donald Trump, Azealia Banks, and Wiley are all celebrities who have been permanently banned from social media platforms, for reasons spanning from harassment, copyright violations, to the spreading of fake news. They join thousands of other social media users who are banned, or have their content removed, each year. Some social media platforms release transparency reports, enabling a greater level of trust between the platforms and their users. These reports detail user bans, content deletions, and more. Online experts at Reboot Digital PR Agency have analyses these reports to reveal which social media platforms have had the biggest increase in content violations.

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Instagram is most spied on account by exes checking up on old partners, study finds

Jilted past flames also look at Netflix accounts to see what their exes have been watching. Facebook, Twitter, Spotify and emails are among the other platforms commonly hacked by dumped exes. A staggering 70% admitted to looking at former partners accounts in the last week. Almost a third of snooping Brits log into their ex-partners social media accounts, a study has found - with Instagram being the most popular. (File image) Jilted past flames also look at Netflix accounts to see what their exes have been watching, according to findings compiled by Reboot Digital PR agency Facebook, Twitter, Spotify and emails are among the other platforms commonly hacked by dumped exes

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Nosy Ex-Partners Armed with Instagram Passwords Pose a Serious Threat

minute read Share this article: A survey of single people found almost a third are still logging into their ex’s social-media accounts, some for revenge. UPDATE Breakups can be traumatic in all sorts of ways. Now we know they can pose a serious cybersecurity threat too. A new survey found that an alarming number of people are still accessing their exes’ accounts without their knowledge a handful for malicious reasons. The survey conducted during November for Reboot Digital PR Agency found that 70 percent of exes polled have logged into their former partner’s Instagram account in the past week. And a full 65 percent of those who report social-media snooping said it had become an “obsession.”

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