Transparency Report

Last updated: 25 August 2026

About this report

In line with the EU Digital Services Act's transparency-reporting expectations for online platforms, Zinkly publishes aggregate statistics about content moderation, reports, and enforcement on the platform. As Zinkly's userbase grows, this page will be updated periodically (at least once a year, more often once volumes are meaningful) with real figures drawn directly from our moderation database — not estimates.

What we report

• Total pieces of content removed or restricted, broken down by policy category;
• Total accounts warned, suspended, or terminated;
• Total reports received, broken down by category (illegal content, spam, copyright, hate speech, etc.);
• Total appeals submitted and their outcomes (upheld vs. reversed);
• Proportion of actions taken via human review vs. automated detection;
• Number of law-enforcement/government data requests received and how many resulted in disclosure;
• Number of intellectual-property (copyright) complaints received and actioned.

Current period

Zinkly is in early operation. The first full transparency statistics will be published here once we have a complete reporting period of real data. See Law Enforcement Requests, Content Moderation Policy, and Appeals Policy for how each underlying process works today.

Methodology

Figures are drawn directly from our internal moderation case records (reports, moderation flags, moderation logs, and appeals), counted per calendar period. We do not exclude or curate cases to present a more favourable picture.

Live, continuously-updated transparency statistics (moderation actions, reports, appeals) are available at social.zinkly.org/transparency.