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With the majority of people, especially young people, using social media to explore interests and the world around them, are these platforms damaging their mental health? Two content creators, Kayleigh Trappe and Molly N铆c C茅ile, talk to Caoimhe about their experiences of online mental health as influencers. Andy Caomh谩nach explains the ways in which these companies use online algorithms, and broadcaster Lynette Fay tells us about her own negative experience on social media as a woman in the spotlight.