The eight platforms tracked by AuditSocials reported 24.26 million content-moderation decisions to the EU DSA Transparency Database for the week of September 25 to October 1, 2026, down 16.1% from 28.91 million the previous week.
TikTok again reported the most decisions, 11.48 million, up 2.0% from 11.26 million. Its largest categories were other terms and conditions violations at 7.48 million, violence at 1.71 million and illegal or harmful speech at 1.39 million.
Facebook reported 6.04 million decisions, down 40.2% from 10.11 million. Other terms and conditions violations accounted for 4.59 million, followed by scams and/or fraud at 390,127 and unsafe, non-compliant or prohibited products at 373,483. Instagram, which is reported separately in the database, recorded 2.54 million decisions, down 5.9%, including 413,739 for scams and/or fraud.
Pinterest reported 2.81 million decisions, down 17.1%, with 385,017 in the self-harm category. YouTube reported 1.16 million, up 0.8%, including 229,661 for scams and/or fraud.
Among smaller reporters, X's decisions fell 42.6% to 109,016, of which 96,158 were for scams and/or fraud. Snapchat reported 105,358, up 1.9%, and LinkedIn reported 10,081, up 13.1%.
The figures count decisions reported by the platforms, not posts made. Source: EU DSA Transparency Database, CC BY 4.0.
