Transparency Report
Requests received, content removed, and a warrant canary.
What we are asked for, what we hand over, and what we take down. Published every six months. We would rather publish a report that says "nothing yet" than have no practice of publishing one.
Current period
No transparency report has been published yet. The counters below are maintained from the moment the Service takes public traffic, and the first report covers the first full six-month period after that.
What each report will contain
- Government and law-enforcement requests received, by country and by type, and how many produced data.
- Emergency disclosures made without legal process.
- Copyright notices received, actioned, and refused as incomplete.
- Accounts terminated under the repeat-infringer policy (3 upheld notices).
- Content removed for breaking the Acceptable Use Policy, by category.
- Reports escalated to NCMEC. (Numbers only — nothing that could identify a child.)
- Government requests to remove content, as distinct from requests for data.
Warrant canary
As of 7 August 2026 we have received no secret order that we are prohibited from disclosing. If this statement ever disappears from this page, draw your own conclusion.
What has changed
12 July 2026 · version 1
- First published.