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Qatar 2022: FIFA Launches Social Media Protection Service

paulcraft by paulcraft
November 17, 2022
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In order to protect football players, the Fédération internationale de football association (FIFA) has developed a new social media protection service.

FIFA introduced a new social media protection service to prevent players from the 32 World Cup nations from receiving a barrage of negative comments on social media following matches.qatar [jeg_weather location=”” auto_location=”false” count=”4″ item=”show”]

According to FIFA, players at the tournament won’t be able to view offensive texts when using their phones in the locker rooms following games.

A Fulham attacker, Willian wrote in a press release;

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I am supporting this campaign because I was in Brazil a year ago, and I was suffering a lot, and my family were suffering a lot because people started attacking us on social media, attacking my family, my daughters, and that’s why I’m standing now with FIFA to see if you can stop these kind of things that make me feel, sometimes, sad,

The programme, which according to FIFA can instantaneously filter “abusive, discriminatory, and threatening comments” on social media platforms, will be available to players from all 32 teams.

The FIFA president said;

I think it will help a lot, for sure, because some players look at it and they don’t care.”

Some of them look and start being sad, they start to change, the player’s performance starts to go down because of this situation. So, I think it will help a lot, he added.

 

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