Transparency Report

In the context of the Digital Services Act (DSA), a transparency report specifically pertains to the requirements for platforms and services that provide digital content. These reports aim to provide a clear overview of how these platforms operate and include the following aspects:

Key Elements of a Transparency Report under the DSA

1. Content Moderation:
   Information on the methods used for moderating content, including the number of removed items and the reasons for their removal (e.g., hate speech, copyright violations).
2. Advertising Transparency:
   Details about paid advertisements, including targeting criteria, user categorization, and the means of personalization used. We do not display any paid third-party advertising.
3. User Requests Data:
   Statistics on user complaints and requests for content removal, as well as the platform's response times to these requests.
4. Algorithmic Transparency:
   Information on how algorithms function, particularly regarding content dissemination and its impact on visibility.
5. Risk Management:
   Reports on identified risks associated with the platform, along with measures taken to mitigate them.

Purpose of the Transparency Report

The primary goal of these reports is to enhance accountability and transparency, thereby fostering user and societal trust in digital services. The DSA aims to create a safer and fairer online environment by establishing clear standards and obligations for digital services.

These transparency reports are required to be published regularly and should be accessible to the public.

Here you can find our reports:

Transparency report für 2025 - Download in ODS Format (Open Document Sheet)

Transparency report für 2024 - Download in ODS Format (Open Document Sheet)

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