Overview
- The platform monitors more than 25 social and internet channels and shrinks millions of daily posts into thousands flagged for direct threats against players
- A team of human assessors, including clinical psychologists and social workers, evaluates flagged content and reports serious cases to social media companies or law enforcement
- Chicago Sky formalized the partnership with Moonshot earlier this month to expand security beyond nearly 24-hour physical protection into digital spaces
- Co-owner Nadia Rawlinson said escalating off-court dangers prompted the team to seek a proactive online shield for athletes’ safety
- Players Ariel Atkins and Angel Reese praised the system for removing off-court distractions and safeguarding their well-being