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Published 14:11 9 Jul 2017 BST

According to The BBC, out of 46 complaints to Ofcom about Love Island, 26 have been about smoking and the promotion of it.
Other complaints received were due to the "sexual material and promiscuity" of the show, and the use of bad language and violence.
The show is on ITV2 after the watershed but it hasn't stopped people from phoning in their complaints.
Viewers also took to social media to voice their concerns about how often the couples tend to light up on screen.
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