Reddit says it's banning more people than ever in big transparency push
In 2022 it doubled permabans and cracked down on revenge porn.
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Twitter reports record number of takedown requests from governments
It's the largest increase since the website started publishing transparency reports.
Twitter removed a lot more abusive content in the second half of 2020 than ever before
The company attributed the increase to policy changes it made throughout 2020.
Pornhub's first transparency report details how it addresses illegal content
It said it deleted 653,465 pieces of content that violated its guidelines.
YouTube’s appeal process is largely ineffective
YouTube received 110,000 appeals for video takedowns. It only reinstated 24,000.
TikTok report says China didn't request user info in the first half of 2019
The report comes as the company attempts to convince US lawmakers it's not a spying threat.
Google's 2020 transparency reports will include enterprise data requests
They'll include a section on Google Cloud and GSuite data requests.
Apple reveals how often governments request App Store takedowns
The company received 80 app takedown requests for 770 applications in the second half of 2018.
Facebook has taken down over 2 billion fake accounts in 2019
The company says it also disabled 1.2 billion in Q4 2018.
Twitter suspensions for promoting terrorism drop yet again
Its transparency report showed a decrease in child exploitation-related suspensions.
Warrantless searches of Americans’ data spiked 28 percent in 2018
The number of foreign citizens targeted by the NSA also jumped.
