Digital Services Act: Our seventh transparency report on content moderation in Europe

TikTok reaches 189 million people across the European Union every month, and we remain committed to investing in the safety of our growing community. Building on our long-standing commitment to transparency, and in line with our obligations under the Digital Services Act (DSA), we are publishing our seventh DSA Transparency Report, covering the period from 1 January to 30 June 2026.This report provides the latest data on our ongoing content moderation efforts, including the removal of violative content, reports of illegal content and user appeals. Key insights include:Enforcing our rules by removing violative content: During this reporting period, we have removed around 104 million pieces of content that violated our Policies. These metrics record the number of content removals across Video, Live streams, Ads, Product Listings and the number of Comments that were removed.Automation continues to be effective at moderating at scale: As we continue to strengthen our safety technologies and moderation processes, automated systems actioned 94.1% of violating content without human review.Expanding TikTok Shop to new markets: On 15 June 2026, we launched TikTok Shop in eight additional EU member states: Poland, Netherlands, Belgium, Czech Republic, Austria, Greece, Portugal and Hungary. The metrics in this report include data for the TikTok Shop market launches covering the period from launch to the end of the reporting period.Providing transparency about how we protect our community is an ongoing commitment. We continuously evolve our policies, systems and invest in technology to strengthen our approach and help keep our community safer.