The eight platforms tracked by AuditSocials reported 16.49 million content-moderation decisions to the EU DSA Transparency Database for the week of October 9 to October 15, 2026, up 18.6% from 13.90 million the previous week.
Facebook reported the most decisions, 5.95 million, up 20.3% from 4.94 million. Pinterest followed with 4.22 million, up 19.8%, then TikTok with 2.51 million, up 20.0%, and Instagram with 2.48 million, up 35.3% from 1.83 million.
X reported 239,399 decisions, up 145.5% from 97,528 the week before. Most of its decisions, 211,791, were in the scams and/or fraud category. YouTube reported 958,031 decisions, down 25.0% from 1.28 million.
Snapchat reported 121,677 decisions, up 0.9%, and LinkedIn reported 8,333, down 6.9% from 8,953.
Other terms and conditions violations was the largest category for every platform except X, including 4.54 million decisions on Facebook and 2.80 million on Pinterest. Scams and/or fraud ranked among the top categories on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, while illegal or harmful speech ranked second on TikTok and Pinterest.
Facebook and Instagram are reported separately in the database. The counts reflect decisions reported, not posts made. Source: EU DSA Transparency Database, CC BY 4.0.
