Ofcom Vows to Hold Social Media Accountable Over World Cup Safety
Ofcom warns social media sites they will be held accountable if they fail to protect players and pundits from online abuse during the World Cup. The regulatory body demands stricter measures to combat online hate during the tournament.
Ensuring the safety of athletes and broadcasters is a top priority for the authorities. Platforms failing to act could face significant consequences for their inaction.
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