
SEVENTEEN's Agency Takes Legal Action Against Malicious Posts
PLEDIS Entertainment is taking a strong stand against online harassment targeting SEVENTEEN.
PLEDIS Entertainment is taking a strong stand against online harassment targeting SEVENTEEN.
On November 2, 2026, PLEDIS Entertainment announced that they are pursuing legal action against malicious posts aimed at their artists, SEVENTEEN. The agency emphasized their commitment to protecting the rights and dignity of the group amid increasing online harassment.
The statement outlined the types of harmful content being monitored, including personal attacks and the spread of false information. PLEDIS highlighted that they are particularly concerned about defamatory remarks related to the members' military service and the malicious editing of images and videos intended to demean the artists.
To combat this, the agency has implemented a comprehensive monitoring system and is collecting evidence from various social media platforms. They urged fans to report any violations through their dedicated reporting website, which has proven valuable in their legal efforts.
PLEDIS reiterated their zero-tolerance policy towards such behavior, stating that they will not hesitate to take legal action against those responsible for creating or distributing harmful content, regardless of whether the posts are eventually deleted. The agency aims to ensure a safe environment for SEVENTEEN, especially for members currently serving in the military.
In conclusion, PLEDIS Entertainment expressed gratitude to fans for their support and reassured them that protecting the artists' rights and reputations remains a top priority.
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