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More than half of all players at Euros, AFCON finals abused online-study

  • The independent report used artificial intelligence to track over 400,000 posts on social media platforms
  • It added that much of the abuse came from players' home nations and took place before, during and after games
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Twitter admits policy ‘errors’ after far-right abuse

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Journalists demanding more action against online harassment

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English soccer’s boycott of social media gathers support from FIFA, UEFA

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