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FIFA Monitors 2905 Accounts, Blocks 9.2M Offenses
The International Football Association ("FIFA") announced that digital abuse during the 2026 World Cup has exceeded acceptable limits. Over 2,905 accounts have reached the threshold for criminal investigations, with 786 of these accounts referred to international law enforcement authorities. Artificial intelligence tools were used to review more than 60.7 million comments, resulting in the blocking of 9.2 million offensive and fraudulent messages—a significant increase compared to the 2022 World Cup, despite a decrease in total posts to 17.1 million. Reports also showed a rise in hate speech, with more than half of the protected individuals receiving offensive messages, including racist links and direct threats. The service also addressed AI-generated offensive images. Officials emphasized that measures include strict legal action and international coordination to ensure a safe environment for referees and players, with a focus on reducing cyber defamation and online violations.
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