Quarterly Enforcement Report
This Quarterly Enforcement Report provides a structured overview of Vibble’s moderation activity, safety interventions, policy enforcement, and appeal outcomes for the current reporting period. It is designed to support regulatory transparency, public accountability, and Nexa-Group’s trust & safety commitments.
1. Reporting Period & Scope
This report covers enforcement actions, safety operations, and integrity measures taken by Vibble over the specified quarter. The scope includes:
- Content removals and restrictions
- Account-level actions (warnings, suspensions, bans)
- Appeals and outcome statistics
- Automation versus human review breakdown
- High-risk areas such as child safety, extremism, and misinformation
For pre-launch or early-access phases, metrics may be zero or minimal; the structure remains in place to meet obligations under the EU Digital Services Act (DSA), UK Online Safety Act, and other global frameworks as activity scales.
2. Quarterly Summary Metrics
All figures below are placeholders for pre-launch and will populate with live data post-launch.
- Total posts reviewed: 0
- Total posts removed or restricted: 0
- Accounts warned: 0
- Accounts temporarily suspended: 0
- Accounts permanently banned: 0
- Monetization restrictions applied: 0
- Appeals submitted: 0
- Appeals resolved: 0
- Appeals resulting in reversal: 0
- Reports submitted by users: 0
3. Enforcement by Policy Category
For transparency and regulatory alignment, enforcement is grouped by violation category. Each category reflects the policies in Vibble’s Safety, Trust & User Protection and Moderation & Integrity frameworks.
- Harassment & Abuse: 0 enforcement actions
- Hate Speech & Protected-Group Attacks: 0
- Child Safety & CSAM-Related Violations: 0
- Self-Harm & Suicide Content: 0
- Threats, Violence & Extremism: 0
- Graphic & Sensitive Media Violations: 0
- Misinformation (Elections / Public Health / Crises): 0
- Impersonation & Account Authenticity: 0
- Spam, Bots & Platform Manipulation: 0
- Intellectual Property & Copyright Violations: 0
4. User Reports & Triage Performance
User reporting is a critical safety signal. Vibble tracks the volume and speed of report handling to ensure the platform responds effectively to harm and abuse.
- Total user reports received: 0
- Reports related to harassment/hate: 0
- Reports related to child safety: 0
- Reports related to misinformation: 0
- Reports related to spam/bots: 0
Resolution timelines (targets):
- High-priority (child safety, CSAM, terrorism, imminent harm): target < 24 hours
- Standard safety reports: target 24–72 hours
- Non-urgent or complex cases: target up to 7 days
5. Automation vs. Human Moderation
Vibble uses a hybrid model combining automated detection systems with human moderation teams. This section explains the relative roles of each.
- Content actions initiated by automated systems: 0
- Content actions initiated by human review: 0
- Cases escalated from automation to human review: 0
Automated tools primarily handle rapid triage (spam, obvious policy violations, known hash matches), while humans review nuanced, contextual, political, and high-risk content.
6. Appeals & Due Process Metrics
To maintain fairness, users may appeal enforcement decisions. Vibble tracks appeal outcomes as a quality and accountability signal.
- Total appeals submitted this quarter: 0
- Appeals resolved within 7 days: 0
- Appeals upheld (original decision confirmed): 0
- Appeals overturned (decision reversed): 0
- Appeals partially upheld (penalty adjusted): 0
Appeal outcomes inform policy clarifications, moderator training, and adjustments to our automated detection thresholds.
7. High-Risk Areas & Priority Enforcement
Certain areas are classified as high-risk due to harm potential and regulatory expectations:
- Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and grooming behavior
- Violent extremism and terrorism
- Election and civic-process misinformation
- Medical or public-health misinformation during emergencies
- Coordinated harassment campaigns and dogpiling
Vibble assigns dedicated safety workflows, escalation paths, and specialized staff to these risk categories, with enhanced logging and documentation.
8. Law Enforcement & Government Requests (Quarterly View)
This section summarizes data-related or content-related requests from government agencies and law enforcement during the quarter.
- Total government / law enforcement requests received: 0
- Emergency disclosure requests: 0
- Data preservation orders: 0
- Court orders / warrants for content data: 0
- Non-compliant or rejected requests: 0
Vibble only responds to requests that are lawful, specific, and properly authorized, in line with our Government Requests Terms & Process and Law Enforcement Data Request Guide.
9. Platform Integrity & Manipulation Controls
Real-time, public microblogging is vulnerable to spam, botnets, and coordinated influence operations. This quarter, enforcement in this area includes:
- Automated accounts removed for violating automation rules: 0
- Networks removed for coordinated inauthentic behavior: 0
- Spam campaigns disrupted: 0
- Rate-limiting or throttling actions applied: 0
10. Policy & Product Changes Implemented This Quarter
Each quarter, Vibble reviews enforcement data to refine rules and improve user-facing safety tools. Key updates this period may include:
- Clarifications to harassment, hate speech, or sensitive media policies
- New labels or disclosures for political or government-affiliated content
- Improvements to reply and quote-post abuse controls
- Enhanced reporting flows and categorization options for users
- Algorithmic adjustments to reduce amplification of borderline content
11. Linkage to Annual Safety & Integrity Report
Quarterly reports provide a snapshot view and feed into the full Annual Safety & Integrity Report, which:
- Aggregates quarterly enforcement metrics
- Includes annual trend analysis and risk findings
- Documents major incidents and mitigation
- Supports regulatory assessments and external audits
12. Methodology & Data Notes
Enforcement metrics may be updated after audits or late-processed cases. Differences between internal and external figures, if any, are documented in the Annual Report. Vibble continuously improves classification, logging, and categorization to align with global regulatory expectations.
13. Contact & Regulatory Liaison
For questions about this Quarterly Enforcement Report, regulatory inquiries, or official requests:
Transparency Office: transparency@vibble.to
Safety & Integrity Team: safety@vibble.to
Compliance & Regulatory Affairs: compliance@vibble.to
Nexa-Group Corporate Governance: governance@nexa-group.org