Transparency Report

  1. Wikimedia Foundation releases new transparency report, online and in print

    The newly-issued report covers information about requests we received in the first six months of 2017.... Read more

  2. Wikimedia Foundation releases first transparency report of 2017

    The newly-issued report covers information about requests we received between July and December 2016.... Read more

  3. Wikimedia Foundation releases fifth transparency report

    In our latest Transparency Report, the Wikimedia Foundation provides information about requests to alter or remove content or obtain nonpublic information about users. ... Read more

  4. Wikimedia Foundation details requests to alter or remove content in new Transparency Report

    The latest Transparency Report covers the time period from July to December 2015, during which we received 220 alteration or takedown requests, none of which were granted. We also received 25 user data requests, only one of which was granted.... Read more

  5. Wikimedia Foundation releases third transparency report

    The Wikimedia Foundation has released its third transparency report covering five key data points: Content alteration and takedown requests; Copyright takedown requests; Right to be forgotten; Requests for user data; and voluntary disclosure... Read more

  6. Wikimedia Foundation releases latest transparency report

    In the second half of 2014, the Wikimedia Foundation received hundreds of requests from governments, individuals, and organizations to disclose nonpublic user data and remove content from the Wikimedia Projects. Only three requests were granted.... Read more

  7. Wikimedia Foundation releases its first transparency report

    We are happy to announce the release of the Wikimedia Foundation’s first transparency report. Transparency is a tenet of the Wikimedia movement. Anyone can see how a Wikipedia article is created and how it evolves, and anyone can contribute to the software that runs the Wikimedia projects. The transparency report we share today is in furtherance of our commitment to such openness. […]... Read more
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