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Ministers want social media giants to help in hunting down the online trolls who targeted England's football stars with vile racist abuse.  Government chiefs reportedly want tech firms such as Facebook and Twitter to hand over details in a bid to track down those behind the sickening slurs and 'make an example' of them. It comes after the social media users targeted Three Lions stars Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and teenager Bukayo Saka with racist abuse on Sunday night. The trio were targeted after missing their penalties as England suffered Euro 2020 final heartache against Italy. Twitter...

Published April 27, 2021, 7:20 PM The internet is vast, and we really can’t avoid bumping into people who might have ill thoughts or motives toward you—even reaching the point of harassment or bullying. Instagram has been tweaking their features based on users’ feedbacks, and they just recently rolled out a new feature. “We understand the impact that abusive content —whether it’s racist, sexist, homophobic, or any other kind of abuse —can have on people. Nobody should have to experience that on Instagram. But combatting abuse is a complex challenge and there isn’t one single s...

Share The social media platform is stepping up efforts to help stomp out harassment and other abusive behavior Instagram has unveiled new tools to help combat cyberbullying and other abusive behavior on the platform – a filter that will prevent users from seeing abusive Direct Messages (DMs) and a tool to stop someone a user has blocked from contacting them from another account. “We understand the impact that abusive content – whether it’s racist, sexist, homophobic, or any other kind of abuse – can have on people. Nobody should have to experience that on Insta...

Instagram unveil new tools to protect yourself from online abuse. (PA) Instagram users will be given new tools to help protect themselves from online abuse, the social media platform has announced.  Users of the Facebook-owned app will able to filter out abusive messages and comments they receive as part of a new update. Similar to muting words on Twitter, the new tool will enable users to build a list of offensive terms. Messages containing the words will then be automatically filtered away. Premier League footballers and other sporting stars have revealed widespread racist, sexist...

The social media platform has seen a number of high-profile users – including footballers – report receiving racist and other abuse.