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Report coverage

What each platform's report contains

The harmonised template asks every platform the same questions. Whether a field is filled depends on the service, and an empty field is not always a gap. The regulation itself says a requirement that does not apply to a provider should be left blank. This grid shows which figures each report presents in full, in part, or not at all.

ReportedPartialNot present
What these mean
Reported
The figures the template asks for are present. A reported zero counts. A nil return is data.
Partial
Reported for some but not all of what the field covers. For the language and Member State columns, the tooltip shows how many of the 24 or 27.
Not present
No figures appear. Under Implementing Regulation 2024/2835, a requirement that does not apply to a service is left blank, so an empty cell is not necessarily an omission.
Platform \ fieldAMAR (27 states)Orders, Art 9Orders, Art 10Art 16 noticesTrusted flaggersOwn: illegalOwn: termsComplaintsDisputesMisuseModeratorsAll 24 languages
AliExpress
Amazon Store
Apple App Store
Booking.com
Facebook
Google Maps
Google Play
Google Shopping
Instagram
LinkedIn
Pinterest
Pornhub
Shein
Snapchat
Temu
TikTok
Wikipedia
X
XNXX
XVideos
YouTube
Zalando

Source: RTFP, from the platforms' H2 2025 DSA transparency filings. The grid records whether figures are present for each field, not how large they are or how well a platform moderates. An empty cell means no figures were presented. Under the regulation's own instructions a requirement that does not apply to a service is left blank, so it is not necessarily a gap.