Analysis

DSA Transparency Reports — VLOP Platforms

Under the EU Digital Services Act, Very Large Online Platforms must publish transparency reports on content moderation. This dashboard covers H2 2025 reports (reporting period 1 July – 31 December 2025) across six platforms — Google (6 services), X, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and AliExpress — combining data published separately per platform and service into a single comparative view.

Sources: Google (Feb 2026), X, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, AliExpress — official DSA transparency reports. Data is processed in your browser; no requests are sent to a backend.

Reading the data

Notices (Table 4) are submissions from users or trusted flaggers reporting allegedly illegal content. A single notice can reference multiple items.
Own-initiative actions (Tables 5 & 6) are measures taken proactively by Google without a notice — Table 5 covers illegal content, Table 6 covers policy violations.
Government orders (Table 3) are orders from EU member states to act against content or provide user information.
Appeals (Table 7) covers complaints submitted to Google's internal mechanism and out-of-court dispute settlement bodies.
TOTAL rows aggregate all content categories and are shown when "All categories" is selected.
Empty cells in the source data are treated as zero or not applicable. Contextual notes from Google are not included in this view.

Data: official DSA transparency reports from Google (Feb 2026), X, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest — all covering H2 2025. Analysis and visualizations by Kieran Maynard. Charts use Chart.js. No analytics or tracking beyond the site default.

DSA Transparency Reports — VLOP Platforms

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