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FIFA Tracks 7 Million Offensive Comments
The International Federation of Football (FIFA) announced that the Social Media Abuse Prevention Service detected over 7 million posts potentially containing offensive or harmful content during the 2026 World Cup, with the detection rate increasing by 14 times compared to the 2022 edition. Approximately 470,000 posts were identified and removed prior to the event. The protection team utilized artificial intelligence techniques to review more than 500,000 messages and received over a thousand threats. They also monitored more than 53 million posts and comments since the tournament's launch, which concludes tomorrow with the final match between Argentina and Spain. These statistics come as part of FIFA’s efforts to protect players and officials from threats and abuse on social media, with racist abuse accounting for about 11% of the offensive messages sent during the event.
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