Platform Transparency Report
A periodic governance data disclosure document published by large social platforms, covering metrics such as content removal volumes, government requests, and automated moderation coverage. It is used to meet regulatory transparency obligations.
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Platform transparency reports are governance data disclosure documents regularly published by large social platforms, usually covering metrics such as content removal volumes, government requests and automated moderation coverage.
Transparency reports are mostly aggregate data, making it difficult to reconstruct the specific circumstances of an individual account being restricted, and disclosure standards vary across platforms, making horizontal comparison difficult for outside researchers.
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Platform transparency reports are governance data disclosure documents regularly published by large social platforms, usually covering metrics such as content removal volumes, government requests and automated moderation coverage.
50%UnverifiedTransparency reports are mostly aggregate data, making it difficult to reconstruct the specific circumstances of an individual account being restricted, and disclosure standards vary across platforms, making horizontal comparison difficult for outside researchers.
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