Safegram Editorial Team
Editorial desk, Safegram Ltd — Dublin, Ireland
The Safegram editorial desk writes and reviews Safegram's coverage of online safety, verified identity, privacy and marketplace trust. Articles are researched against public sources — court dockets, regulator publications and platform policy documents — and every factual claim carries a link a reader can open and check. The desk is based at Safegram Ltd in Dublin, Ireland.
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- Online safety
- Privacy
- Scams & fraud
- Digital identity & verification
- Child and teen online safety
- Marketplace trust
Recent articles
Ireland’s Online Safety Debate Is Moving Beyond Bans — and Children Are Asking to Be Taught, Not Shut Out
New Irish research suggests children prefer online safety education over social media bans, prompting regulators to focus on age assurance, parental controls, and privacy-preserving age verification.
Choosing a GDPR Compliant Social Network | Safegram
Discover how Safegram redefines digital privacy as a GDPR compliant social network built on zero-knowledge principles and verified commerce.
Ireland’s Child Online Safety Reality Check: What Irish Children Are Telling Us in 2026
New reports from CyberSafeKids and Coimisiún na Meán reveal Irish children's digital lives, highlighting AI use, content exposure, and the need for privacy-preserving safety.
Piano Bar Nº5 Reopens in Dublin: Live Music, Private Events & Group Bookings
Piano Bar Nº5 has reopened in Dublin 2, bringing live music, cocktails, private events, and group bookings back to Merrion Court, and is now on Safegram.
Age Assurance Is Moving From Policy to Enforcement in Ireland
Ireland's media regulator has launched its first formal investigation under the Online Safety Code, scrutinizing X's age assurance and parental controls.
AI Content Labels Are Now a Trust Issue for Ireland
New EU AI Act transparency rules mean AI content labels are becoming a trust issue for creators, businesses, and platforms in Ireland.
Irish Children Say Online Safety Education Beats a Social Media Ban
A new Irish study reveals children prefer online safety education over social media bans, urging platforms to combine digital literacy with safer-by-design products.
Ireland’s Creator Economy Is Growing Up
Ireland's creator economy is professionalizing, with increasing regulation and a focus on trust, offering new opportunities for creators and businesses alike.
Ireland’s First Online Safety Code Investigation
Ireland's Coimisiún na Meán has launched its first formal investigation under the Online Safety Code, focusing on age-assurance and parental controls.
Irish Businesses Deserve Fairer Online Platforms
New evidence highlights the need for fairer, more transparent online platforms for Irish businesses, as many current platforms show compliance issues.
Ireland’s Children Are Still Seeing Harmful Content Online. Safer Social Media Has to Be Designed Differently
New evidence from CyberSafeKids shows harmful content and unwanted contact remain common for Irish children online, highlighting the need for safety-by-design in social media.
Who Controls Your Feed? Europe Is Turning Social Media Algorithms Into a User-Rights Issue
Europe is redefining social media, making feed control and algorithmic transparency key user rights through regulations like the DSA.