Social media protection for athletes, clubs & influencers
Auto-hide abusive comments, triage risky DMs, and keep players, brands, and families safe—policy compliant.
What 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.
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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