David Curtin
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first heard Nov 2025
last heard 20 Nov
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So the regulators have a protocol with us.
They can ask for the domain to be suspended or ultimately the domain to be deleted.
But most times we're able to resolve it because somebody might have an inadvertent non-compliance with, say, the medicine's regulations.
But if they remove that particular medicine from their website...
then HIPAA doesn't have an issue with that.
But the important point is that, you know, with those kind of rules and controls, we're able to make the .ie namespace.
It's safer for consumers when they're shopping, but it's also more secure for businesses who have their .ie.
That's true.
I think we know the issues on social media where, you know, there's no requirement to prove identity when you set up an account on social media.
Correct, yeah.
And in fact, to advertise on the social media platforms, which, to be honest, is where a lot of the problems come from, those ads are directing people to websites which are either fake websites or perhaps they're drop-shopping websites.
So they could be cloned websites.
The front page of it could look real.
Yes, and the fakes are getting very realistic now.
And that's why we say consumers have to be really, really careful.
And our survey today shows that there's a surprising level of maturity, I think, emerging.
And the majority of consumers are aware of the top things to do.
But there's a very significant minority still that have those behaviors that, you know, land them in trouble.
And unfortunately, one in five of the survey of a thousand people said that over 200 of them have already been scammed.
And the average scam is about 400 euro.
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