Contestants will also receive 'guidance and training' around 'mutually respectful behaviour in relationships'.
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Love Island contestants appearing on the upcoming winter series will have to disable their social media accounts to protect them and their families, ITV has said. The broadcaster said islanders will have to make their accounts"dormant" so nothing can be published on their behalf while they are in the villa.Contestants will also receive"guidance and training" around"mutually respectful behaviour in relationships" after broadcasting watchdog Ofcom received thousands of complaints, many related to"alleged misogynistic and bullying behaviour," during the most recent series.
Resource links to help"identify negative behaviours in relationships" and"understand the behaviour patterns associated with controlling and coercive behaviour," will be made available before meeting other contestants, as well as"inclusive language" training, which was first introduced in May this year.These new measures are part of ITV's duty of care measures for 2023.
Contestants will also be required to watch a video of the show's executive producer and head of welfare interviewing former islanders about their experiences on the show.
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