Why we report
Transparency can make moderation and government access open to scrutiny. When Nabtap publishes a report, it should show what rules were enforced, at what scale, with what outcomes and where the measurement has limits.
What reports may cover
- Content and account actions by policy area.
- Appeals received and decisions reversed.
- Recommendation restrictions and proactive detection.
- Government data requests and content restrictions.
- Copyright, trademark and impersonation reports.
- Coordinated manipulation, spam and integrity disruptions.
Method
We define metrics, reporting periods and material methodology changes. Counts may be rounded or withheld where publishing them could expose victims, reveal security methods or create statistically misleading conclusions.
Context and limitations
No single metric proves safety or fairness. We publish context about automation, duplicate reports, restored content, geographic coverage and known data-quality limits so readers can interpret results responsibly.
Changes to this document
We may update this document to reflect changes to Nabtap, the law or the way we protect the community. When a change is material, we will provide notice appropriate to its significance and request fresh acceptance where required.
Contact
Questions, complaints and rights requests can be sent through the Nabtap Contact Centre. Public legal enquiries may be sent to [email protected]. Formal notices must use the method stated in the relevant transaction or an official company record.