Transparency Reports (Annual)

1. Purpose & Scope

Transparency is a core pillar of Vexor’s Trust & Safety strategy. This report is designed to:

• Provide clear visibility into how content policies are enforced
• Share aggregate statistics about content removals, account actions, and appeals
• Explain how Vexor responds to law enforcement and government requests
• Document the use of automation and AI in moderation workflows

This report covers the current reporting period for Vexor’s global operations. For the current period, the platform is in pre-launch status, so all metrics below are intentionally set to zero as baseline placeholders.

2. Content Moderation Statistics (Current Period)

The following metrics summarize moderation activity across Vexor, including actions against content and accounts. For the pre-launch period:

• Total videos removed: 0
• Total comments removed: 0
• Stories / short posts removed: 0
• Accounts warned: 0
• Accounts with temporary restrictions: 0
• Accounts suspended temporarily: 0
• Accounts permanently banned: 0
• Content flagged by automated systems (AI/ML): 0
• Content flagged by user reports: 0
• Content removed automatically (without human review): 0
• Content removed after human review: 0
• Appeals submitted: 0
• Appeals completed (reviewed and closed): 0
• Appeals approved (action reversed): 0
• Appeals denied (action upheld): 0

Once Vexor is live, these values will be updated regularly and segmented by region, content type, and enforcement category where feasible.

3. Violation Categories (All Values Set to Zero)

Moderation actions are categorized according to Vexor’s Community Guidelines and Safety Policies. For the current pre-launch period, all category counts are:

• Hate speech violations: 0
• Harassment / bullying: 0
• Violence or dangerous acts: 0
• Sexual content violations (adult): 0
• Child safety violations (CSAM, grooming, exploitation): 0
• Self-harm or suicide promotion: 0
• Spam, scams, or fraud: 0
• Impersonation / misrepresentation: 0
• Copyright / DMCA violations: 0
• Illegal activity violations (drugs, weapons, trafficking): 0
• Misinformation / harmful medical claims: 0
• Other policy violations (catch-all): 0

When the platform is active, Vexor will seek to provide breakdowns by severity (warning, restriction, permanent ban) and by enforcement channel (automated vs. human-initiated).

4. Law Enforcement & Government Requests

Vexor cooperates with law enforcement and regulatory bodies in accordance with our Law Enforcement Request Guide, privacy commitments, and applicable law. For this pre-launch reporting period:

• Total law enforcement data requests received: 0
• Emergency disclosure requests (imminent threat to life): 0
• Court-ordered data requests (warrants, court orders): 0
• Subpoenas / non-content data requests: 0
• Preservation requests: 0
• Government content removal or blocking orders: 0
• Requests denied due to insufficient legal basis: 0
• Requests partially fulfilled (narrowed in scope): 0
• Requests fully fulfilled: 0

After launch, Vexor intends to regionalize these statistics (e.g., by country/region) where legally permitted and technically feasible.

5. User Reports & Safety Signals

User reports are a critical input to our Trust & Safety operations. For the current period:

• Total user reports submitted: 0
• Reports reviewed by moderation team: 0
• Reports resolved within 24 hours: 0
• Reports resolved within 7 days: 0
• Reports escalated to specialist teams (child safety, self-harm, legal): 0
• Reports dismissed as non-violative: 0

As the platform grows, Vexor will also report on the proportion of reports that result in action versus those that do not, to help users understand enforcement accuracy and thresholds.

6. Appeals System Outcomes

Vexor’s Appeals System gives users a way to challenge moderation decisions. For the current period:

• Appeals submitted: 0
• Appeals successfully received and queued: 0
• Appeals reviewed and closed: 0
• Appeals overturned in favor of user (decision reversed): 0
• Appeals upheld (original decision confirmed): 0
• Average resolution time for appeals: N/A (pre-launch)

Once live, Vexor will publish appeal performance metrics to demonstrate fairness and the balance between safety and user rights.

7. Automated Moderation & AI Metrics

Automated systems (AI/ML) are core to handling large-scale content safely and efficiently. For this pre-launch period:

• AI-flagged content items: 0
• AI-only removals (no human review): 0
• AI flags escalated to human moderators: 0
• Estimated AI false-positive rate: 0%
• Estimated AI false-negative rate (post-audit): 0%

In production, we aim to report approximate error rates, the share of actions initiated by AI vs. human review, and high-level descriptions of model improvements and audits.

8. Enforcement Actions on Monetized Creators

For creators participating in Vexor’s monetization programs, additional enforcement metrics apply. For the current period:

• Monetized creator accounts reviewed for policy compliance: 0
• Creators demonetized (temporary): 0
• Creators permanently removed from monetization: 0
• Payout holds or freezes initiated: 0
• Payouts reversed due to fraud or chargebacks: 0

These metrics will help creators understand how monetization enforcement is applied and verified.

9. Platform Integrity & Abuse Prevention

To maintain platform integrity and protect users from abuse, Vexor detects and acts against coordinated inauthentic behavior, bots, and fraud. For this period:

• Bot or automation networks disrupted: 0
• Accounts actioned for spam & bulk messaging: 0
• Fraud-related account actions (financial or promotion abuse): 0

10. Pre-Launch Baseline & Future Reporting

Because Vexor is pre-launch, all numbers in this Transparency Report are set to zero intentionally and serve as a structural template. After public launch, Vexor plans to:

• Publish Quarterly Transparency Reports with updated metrics
• Publish an Annual Safety & Integrity Report with trend analysis and policy changes
• Provide more granular breakdowns by region, violation category, and enforcement channel
• Share notable updates on safety initiatives, new tools, and external partnerships

11. Methodology & Data Integrity

When data collection starts, Vexor will:

• Use standardized internal logging for enforcement events
• Deduplicate actions to avoid double-counting
• Apply consistent definitions for “removal”, “restriction”, “ban”, and “appeal”
• Conduct periodic audits of transparency metrics for accuracy

Where metrics rely on estimates or sampling, this will be clearly indicated in future reports.

12. Contact & Requests for More Information

Stakeholders, regulators, researchers, and users may contact Vexor for more information about this report or related safety practices:

• Legal & Regulatory Inquiries: legal@vexor.to
• Transparency & Policy Team: transparency@vexor.to
• Safety & Enforcement: safety@vexor.to
• General Support: support@vexor.to

13. Updates to This Transparency Report

Vexor may update the content, structure, and metrics of this Transparency Report to reflect:

• Changes in applicable laws and regulatory guidance
• New product features or content formats
• Improved internal measurement and logging capabilities
• Feedback from users, regulators, and civil society partners

Any material changes will be accompanied by an updated “last revised” date and archived versions may be retained for historical reference.