The livestream will operate during certain hours and there will be features to restrict inappropriate behaviour.
The portal connecting New York to Dublin has reopened under new restrictions days after inappropriate behaviour forced its closure.
Videos began circulating online showing people flashing the livestream, appearing to take drugs and one person displaying the 9/11 terror attack to viewers in New York.The portal, which operated 24 hours each day, wasDublin City Council has announced the livestream has "reawakened" under specific hours of operation: 6am to 4pm in New York City and 11am to 9pm in Dublin.
"We have taken steps to limit instances of people stepping on the portal and holding phones up to the camera lens," the council said in a statement."Now, if individuals step on the portal and obstruct the camera, it will trigger a blurring of the livestream for everyone on both sides of the Atlantic."At the New York site, there are security guards on patrol during operating hours.
The council said an overwhelming majority of the visitors have experienced the joy and connectedness that the works invite people to have.
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