What do you do if you see something online that you think is harmful or illegal or want to get taken down?
The European Union has introduced online safety rules which have come into full force in Ireland and across the EU.
The Digital Services Act (DSA) requires online platforms to do more when it comes to removing harmful content and tackling the spread of disinformation.
The Irish media regulator, Coimisiún na Meán, has been tasked with enforcing the DSA in Ireland.
It is now operating a contact centre for members of the public to raise concerns about online content and to receive advice.
When users spot illegal content online, they are being encouraged to first flag it with the platform which will have a duty to address it.
Because so many of the big tech firms have their European Headquarters in Ireland, the Irish regulator will also have a role in dealing with complaints from other EU countries.
Watch our video with Work & Technology Correspondent Brian O’Donovan to find out more.
Video by Eleanor Mannion and Brian O’Donovan.
