Coco Gauff, Iga Swiatek and others' complaints at the Australian Open regarding the Melbourne Major not providing enough privacy for players led to the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) vociferously backing its athletes. The WTA Chair, Valerie Camillo, also issued a separate statement in support of the players. AdGauff also criticized the Australian Open, claiming that it's a tournament where players' privacy is respected only in the locker room. The statement went on to highlight the initiatives taken by the WTA to ensure players have privacy in off-court areas spanning WTA Tour-level tournaments. Camillo's statement read:Ad"Recent concerns raised by WTA players at the Australian Open about cameras in off-court player areas are completely valid.