Welcome to Automattic’s Transparency Report
We release these reports every six months to show the government requests and takedown demands we receive.
What we stand for
Automattic’s mission is to democratize publishing, commerce, and messaging. We believe a fully informed citizenry is the foundation of a functioning democracy, and that our users deserve to know what happens with their data.
Transparency
Our users should always know what happens with their data and when others ask us for it. These reports are part of that commitment.
Fighting censorship
We are prepared to go to court on behalf of our users, whether that’s in response to instances of government over-reach, or abuse of the DMCA.
Impact over profit
Something that is explicitly listed in our creed.
Investment in open source
We believe that open source is one of the most powerful ideas of our generation, and we actively give back 5% of company time to contribute to WordPress core.
Our Transparency Reports
Published semiannually
Since 2014, we’ve shared data and insights on complaints, takedown requests, and information demands we receive, highlighting trends and notable cases to promote openness across our services. We believe that companies should provide this kind of information without being required to by regulation, and are continually looking for ways that we can expand on what is included.
WordPress.com Transparency Report
A hosted version of the open source software, WordPress.
Tumblr Transparency Report
Tumblr is where your interests connect you with your people.
Our blog
Stay up-to-date with stories about design, the team, our products, interviews and how-to guides from like-minded creative souls.
Join the T&S Team
We’re guided by respect and commitment for human rights, including those enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the standards of the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs). Be part of the team that defends them.
Automattic Transparency Reports 