'I don't think it's a bad thing at all.'
as part of the show's new duty-of-care measures. Until now, contestants' friends, family, or PR have managed their social media for them while they're in the villa.and other press sat down with this year's group of singletons and asked for their thoughts on the history-making change — and the reaction was surprisingly positive., a 22-year-old biomedical science student from Liverpool, said she was initially sceptical of the new regulations.
"Obviously you can't stop trolls or anything like that, but if it's gonna reduce the amount of abuse that you could potentially get or trolls that you can get, then I'm all for it. I wouldn't be against it," she shared. Tanya continued:"I feel like a lot of people were worried about [me not getting followers], and I just think if you're gonna get followers, then you're gonna get followers anyway.. It's an experience to have fun, so I'm not worried."
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