French Open to offer players social media protection tool - ESPN
PARIS — French Open organizers are giving all players access to an online tool meant to protect them from cyberbullying and harassment on social media.
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PARIS — French Open organizers are giving all players access to an online tool meant to protect them from cyberbullying and harassment on social media.
French Open organisers are offering a way to protect all players at the tournament from social media abuse.
The French Open is offering players at this year's tournament free access to a tool that will filter hateful messages on their social media platforms in a bid to prevent cyberbullying and harassment, organisers said on Monday.
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