FIFA Targets 2,905 Accounts and Blocks 9.2M Messages
The International Football Association (FIFA) announced that digital abuses during the Player Protection Service on social media platforms at the 2026 World Cup have exceeded red lines. More than 2,905 accounts requiring criminal investigations have been identified, with 786 of them referred to international law enforcement authorities. FIFA utilized AI technologies to scan over 60.7 million comments and blocked 9.2 million offensive or fraudulent messages, while escalating investigations into genuine security threats. The report revealed a rise in hate speech, including racist insults and direct threats. The service successfully intercepted many inappropriate materials, with particular focus on protecting match officials and their families from defamation practices. FIFA reaffirmed its commitment to combat vile behaviors and impose criminal penalties to prevent their recurrence, aiming to maintain a safe and fair environment throughout the tournament.
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