Transparency
We want you to be able to check how we use our power over your account. This page says what we count and when we publish it.
Live numbers today
- Sahat (communities): every time our team opens the sealed link between a pen name and an account, and every post withheld in one country, is counted on the Sahat transparency page. Each Saha also has a public moderator log.
- App versions: every app version is listed on the What's new page the day it goes live, with a code anyone can compare with the public log of signed updates.
What we count from now on
- Reports received, by reason (for example spam, harassment, child safety, under 18), and what we did: no action, content removed, account suspended.
- Public posts hidden automatically because several members reported them, and how many came back after review.
- Reports of child sexual abuse material passed to the competent authorities.
- Legal requests from authorities, by country: how many, how many we answered with data, how many we refused, and how many asked for content we do not hold.
- Requests to remove content under a country's law, and what we did.
When we publish
Our first full transparency report comes 6 months after the end of the beta, then every 6 months. It will be in English and Arabic, on this page.
Rules for what we publish: only counts, never details that could identify a member or a reporter.
See also: law-enforcement guidelines, community rules, what we can and can't see.