Move comes as big tech firms face mounting pressure to take a tougher stance on hate speech.

The social network’s boss for northern Europe said there is ‘no profit to be had in content that is hateful’.

A new advertising campaign encourages people to ask a series of questions whenever they read something online.

A forum called The_Donald, was banned because it encouraged violence and regularly broke other Reddit rules.

Facebook executive Carolyn Everson said earlier this week the social networking platform is committed to purging hateful content from its services.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg had previously refused to take action against Mr Trump’s posts suggesting that postal voting will lead to voter fraud.

The tech giant has committed to helping one million businesses stay open by helping them with their online presence.

Olive Morris – who fought for racial, gender and social equality during the 1970s – would have been 68 years old on Friday.

Customers had reported being unable to get online on Thursday morning.

Effort to help people ‘make informed decisions’ about what they share online comes following concern from news publishers.

The centre will employ between 350 and 400 people, according to the planning application.

A new scheme will see the tech giant pay publishers in Australia, Brazil and Germany for content as part of a ‘new news experience’ it is launching.

The provider has not yet confirmed the cause of the problem.

The search giant said it will now auto delete data by default in some of its core activity products.

The National Cyber Security Centre thanked the public as it revealed that thousands of suspicious websites have been taken down.

Logan Cook was permanently banned from the platform days after he posted a video criticising CNN that used doctored footage from the news channel.

The ice cream maker, owned by Unilever, said it would ‘pause’ paid advertising in the US after similar moves by The North Face, Patagonia and REI.

The new scheme will enable users to link multiple bank and loyalty cards to one digital card.

The tech giant says the unit will be responsible for finding and launching legal or criminal action against counterfeiters.

The coronavirus lockdown has seen internet use increase across the UK as people seek to stay in touch with friends and family.