>>> It's now SOP for tech companies to issue "transparency reports" that reveal the number of governmental requests for user information, as well as legal notices to remove content (mostly for copyright reasons), that they've received. They usually also provide statistics on how they responded to those requests. Unfortunately, only a few companies - such as XMission and Open Whisper Systems (maker of Signal) - provide detailed information about the individual requests they've received.

23andMe

Adobe

Airbnb

Amazon

Ancestry

Apple

AT&T

Cisco

CloudFlare

Comcast

CREDO

DigitalOcean

DreamHost

Dropbox

Etsy

Evernote

Facebook

Flickr [see Yahoo]

GitHub

Google

Inflection

Instagram [see Facebook]

Internet Archive

Kickstarter

LinkedIn

Lookout

Lyft

Medium

Microsoft

Mozilla

Nest

Periscope [see Twitter]

Pinterest

ProtonMail

reddit

Rogers

Signal (Open Whisper Systems)

Skype [see Microsoft]

Slack

Snapchat

Sprint

T-Mobile

Time Warner Cable

Tumblr

Twilio

Twitter

Uber

Verizon

Vine [see Twitter]

WhatsApp [see Facebook]

Wikimedia Foundation

WordPress (Automattic)

XMission

Yahoo
[see also: Yahoo Secretly Scanned Customer Emails for U.S. Intelligence]

YouTube [see Google]


Companies That Haven't Issued Transparency Reports

eBay

Foursquare

GoFundMe

Grindr

Indiegogo

Kik

Match.com

Netflix

OKCupid

Pandora

Patreon

PayPal

Telegram

Tinder

Viber

Yelp

Related links

Transparency Reports Database

DIY Transparency Report Tool

The Transparency Reporting Toolkit: Best Practices for Reporting on U.S. Government Requests for User Information

What Transparency Reports Don't Tell Us

Hong Kong Transparency Report

transparency report for University of California, Berkeley

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