Transparency report

Cabdell's record lives on a public blockchain, and nobody can remove anything from it, ourselves included. This service (its indexer, its IPFS gateway and this website) stops showing something in four cases only: an order of a court or authority, a substantiated notice that content is manifestly illegal, a data-protection request by the person concerned, or content against the terms of use such as spam, malware or phishing. It never does so because someone disagrees with a work; disagreement is answered with reviews, comments and flags.

Each case below gives its dates, the record it concerns and the ground, never the content or its CID, and never the name of a private person who asked. Cases of child sexual abuse material, terrorist content and personal data are only counted, by month, so that this page points to none of them. A case may be published some time after the decision. In place of what is withheld, the page of the record says why and how to contest it. Other services, and anyone who keeps a copy, may still show it. See Principles and commitments.

Nothing is withheld on TestNet: this service shows the whole record.

To report content, use the “Report” link beside it, or write through the legal notice and contact page.