FIFA reports 89,000 online abuse cases during World Cup
The International Football Association (FIFA) revealed a record-breaking increase in social media offenses during the group stage of the World Cup, with the social media protection service detecting nearly 89,000 offensive posts and comments—a 13-fold rise compared to the 2022 Qatar World Cup. It was also explained that monitoring systems analyzed over 6 million posts, with 11% of the offensive content being racist in nature—an increase of 3% from the previous edition. Necessary actions have been taken regarding violating posts and accounts, amidst the growing volume of content and the challenges it presents.
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