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Why Aren’t There More Prosecutions for Dangerous Driving Videos on Social Media? - 19/08/2026

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Social media companies are facing growing questions over their responsibility to remove videos showing illegal and dangerous activity, particularly following the recent M9 tragedy.Under Irish and EU law, platforms must remove illegal content once they become aware of it, but there is a grey area when videos show potentially illegal activity rather than being illegal in themselves. That has become particularly relevant with the large volume of videos showing joyriding and dangerous driving appearing on platforms such as TikTok and Snapchat.The sheer amount of content being uploaded makes moderation difficult, with companies relying on a combination of artificial intelligence and human moderators to identify and remove material.We found out more about this on The Agenda this morning. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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