Every quarter we publish what our platform detected, what governments asked for, and what we did about it. No spin, no hidden metrics.
Reporting period: 1 January – 31 March 2026 · Next report: 15 July 2026
120
Wellbeing checks
Across all customers, Q1 2026.
84
Threats blocked
Routed to human review or law enforcement.
54
Children protected
Live since January 2026.
Confirmed data breaches
Since company inception (2024).
By category
- Grooming & sextortion 28%
- Self-harm & suicide ideation 19%
- Bullying & harassment 17%
- Synthetic CSAM (AI-generated) 11%
- Romance scams & fraud 9%
- Radicalisation 7%
- Coercive control 5%
- Other 4%
By region
- European Economic Area 52%
- United Kingdom 14%
- North America 18%
- Asia–Pacific 11%
- Latin America 3%
- Other 2%
Government & authority requests
Tuteliq does not store customer content. The only records we can produce are account metadata and audit logs. We respond only to legally binding requests from competent authorities in our jurisdiction (Sweden / EU).
Authority
Requests
Complied with
EU member-state DSA Coordinators
UK Ofcom (OSA)
Law enforcement (NCMEC, IWF, national)
Court orders (judicial)
Government national-security demands
We did not receive any requests we declined, gag orders, or national-security letters this period. If we ever do, this row will appear here.
Methodology
Numbers are aggregated from anonymous platform telemetry. We do not identify customers or end-users. Reviewer-agreement is a 1% sample audited by independent psychologists.
Scope
All 32 supported languages. Includes detections via API and our hosted T&S console. Excludes sandbox / playground traffic.
Reporting cadence
Published on the 15th of the month following each quarter. Archived versions are immutable and PDF-signed.
Frequently asked questions
How often does Tuteliq publish transparency reports?
Tuteliq publishes a transparency report every quarter, aligned with the reporting cadence expected under the EU DSA Article 24 and Article 42.
What is included in the transparency report?
Each report includes detection volume by category and region, government and law-enforcement requests received and complied with, court orders, and DSA-aligned moderation metrics.
Do you disclose government requests?
Yes. We disclose the number of requests received from UK Ofcom, EU Commission (DSA), national law enforcement, courts, and national-security bodies, and the proportion we complied with.
How can I request historical data?
Historical quarterly reports are archived on this page and available for download. Enterprise customers can request custom breakdowns via their account manager.
Need the underlying data?
Researchers, journalists and regulators can request the raw aggregated dataset under our research access programme.