Social media protection for athletes, clubs & influencers
Auto-hide abusive comments, triage risky DMs, and keep players, brands, and families safe—policy compliant.
backedWhat Guardii does
Comments
Ingest → classify → auto-hide → review queues (Priority / Quarantine) → one-click unhide / delete / report via official Graph APIs.
DMs
Detect threats, harassment, scams; surface important messages; quarantine abuse; route evidence to legal departments.
Languages
Coverage for 40+ languages; allow-lists for rivalry slang; tuning from reviewer feedback.
Evidence & audit
Screenshots, IDs/permalinks, timestamps, action trail; exportable packs; repeat-offender detection.
Alerts
Email/Slack/Teams for high-severity incidents requiring immediate attention.
Compliance
Meta APIs only; least-privilege tokens; AU data residency (configurable); SSO/roles.
Why teams choose Guardii
Athlete safety
Add high-risk player/partner accounts as needed.
Brand preservation
Hide fast, unhide when safe.
Influencer protection
Minimize exposure to harm.
Operations ready
Built for match-day surges and weekend cover.
Club Safety Operations Dashboard
Real-time player protection across all social media platforms — match-day and beyond
Player Protection Status
Last 7 daysRecent Activity
41 abusive comments auto-hidden across Player E's Instagram — racial abuse surge post-match
12m agoThreatening DM to Player C quarantined — evidence pack sent to legal
38m agoRepeat offender detected — 3rd account targeting Player A with racial slurs
1h agoMatch-day comment surge: 2,400 comments processed in 90 minutes — 89 auto-hidden
2h agoWeekly report generated — 142 threats blocked across all player accounts
4h agoMatch-Day Ready
Handles comment surges of 10,000+ per hour. Auto-hide keeps abuse off player feeds in real-time.
Evidence Packs for Legal
Screenshots, permalinks, timestamps, and action trails — exportable for police reports or league action.
Compliance Reporting
Automated weekly/monthly reports for the AFL, sponsors, and club leadership on abuse trends.
The Scale of Online Abuse in Sports
Elite athletes face unprecedented levels of online harassment. Here's what the data shows.
>50%
of players in major finals received discriminatory abuse on social media (FIFPRO)
2.6M
abusive comments detected during major tournaments (Reuters)
+29%
more likely for women athletes to be targeted vs men at World Cup (FIFA)
58%
of girls across 22 countries report harassment on social platforms (Plan International)
30%
of verified abuse at Paris 2024 Olympics was sexualized (World Athletics)
1 in 3
women in Australia report online abuse in work context (eSafety)
Player Abuse Rates at Major Tournaments
Percentage of players receiving discriminatory abuse on social media during finals
Source: FIFA and FIFPRO studies on social media abuse during EURO 2020, AFCON 2021, and World Cup tournaments
Women & Influencers: The Reality on Social
Women with public profiles face disproportionate levels of online abuse, harassment, and threats across social media platforms.
58%
of girls report harassment or abuse on social platforms (Plan International)
3× more
likely for women to experience sexual harassment online vs men (Pew Research)
1 in 3
women experience online abuse in a work context (eSafety)
73%
of women journalists have faced online violence (UNESCO)
7.1%
of tweets to women politicians & journalists are abusive (Amnesty International)
36%
of women under 40 received unsolicited sexual photos (YouGov)
Sexual Harassment Rates by Gender
Women are disproportionately targeted for sexual harassment online, with rates 3× higher than men
Source: Pew Research Center - Sexual harassment online
Who Gets Hit Hardest
- •Women with public online/media profiles (creators, influencers, on-air talent)
- •Young women (Under 35) and girls
- •Women of colour, especially Black women (84% more likely to be targeted)
- •Women journalists and politicians (a proxy for public-facing influencers)
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