Every account suspended, post removed, and ad cut by the major social platforms in the EU is reported daily. We aggregate the numbers, group them by violation type, and link each bucket to the actual rule that triggered the action. Pick a platform below to see today's enforcement.
Facebook + Instagram enforcement — the largest moderation pipeline in the EU. Linked to Meta Community Standards and Ad Standards.
Aggressive automated moderation, especially around youth safety and integrity. Linked to TikTok Community Guidelines.
Channel terminations, video removals, demonetization. Linked to YouTube Community Guidelines and Ad Policies.
Visibility-first enforcement under the new policy regime. Linked to X Rules and Sensitive Media Policy.
Professional content moderation — B2B advertisers and recruiters. Linked to LinkedIn Professional Community Policies.
Heavy youth-safety enforcement and minor protection focus. Linked to Snapchat Community Guidelines.
Image-based moderation with high IP and merchant policy enforcement volume. Linked to Pinterest Community and Merchant Guidelines.
Latest data: 2026-04-25, source: EU DSA Transparency Database (CC BY 4.0)
Three things every advertiser, creator, and brand-safety operator should know before they pick a platform page above.
Every enforcement spike on this site began with a quiet edit to a Community Standard, an Ad Policy, or a Community Guideline 3–10 days earlier. The platforms rarely announce these changes. Our scanner reads every public policy article daily and flags the diff. Combine that signal with the daily enforcement matrix on each platform page, and you can see a policy shift before it hits accounts.
Meta removes content at scale through automated classifiers; TikTok bans accounts first and asks questions later; X relies more on visibility limits than removals; Snapchat enforces protection-of-minors more aggressively than any other platform. The matrix on each platform page reveals these patterns visually — so you spot a bad day on TikTok the same way you spot a bad week on Meta. The signals are different.
The raw data behind every page is published by the European Commission under CC BY 4.0 — open, free, and machine-readable. But raw data isn't a workflow. We turn it into something you can use in 30 seconds: heat-mapped categories, policy links, daily diffs, and Pro alerts when your sector starts trending. The data is everyone's. The interpretation is what saves your account.
Daily policy diffs across 8 platforms, plus anomaly alerts when a category in your sector starts trending. Pro users see it 3–10 days before their accounts do.