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Ireland 's media regulator says it is reviewing how major platforms let users report illegal content.
Review is looking at the tools and processes offered by Dropbox, Etsy , LinkedIn , Pinterest , Pinterest and Shein .
Review could lead to “possible formal enforcement action and investigation”.
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