Wikimedia Foundation Transparency Report/June 2016/Requests for User Data/pt-br

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However, every year, governments, individuals, and corporations ask us to disclose user data. Often, we have no nonpublic information to disclose because we collect little nonpublic information about users and retain that information for a short period of time. But when we do have data, we carefully evaluate every request before considering disclosure. If the requests do not meet our standards — if they are overly broad, unclear, or irrelevant — we will push back on behalf of our users.

If we must produce information due to a legally valid request, we will notify the affected user before we disclose, if we are legally permitted and have the means to do so. In certain cases, we may help find assistance for users to fight an invalid request.

Below, you will find more information about the requests for user data we receive.

We need to codify our values and build consensus around what we want from a free society and a free Internet. We need to put into law protections for our privacy and our right to speak and assemble.

— Heather Brooke, Journalist, (2012)
JAN – JUN 2016
Total user data requests
13   
ENE – JUN 2016
Percentage of times information produced
0%

Dato

ENE – JUN 2016
Sumário
Número Total de Pedidos 13
Informal Non-Government Requests 7
Informal Government Requests 6
Civil Subpoenas 0
Criminal Subpoenas 0
Administrative Subpoenas 0
Search Warrants 0
Court Orders 0
National Security Requests 0
Information Produced 0
User Accounts Potentially Affected 14
User Accounts Actually Affected 0
User Accounts Notified 0
ENE – JUN 2016
Pedidos de conteúdo
0%   
ENE – JUN 2016
Non-content requests
100%


JUL – DEC 2015
Compared to other companies, we received relatively few requests[1]
Empresa Pedidos recebidos Pedidos concedidos
Facebook 46 710 31 691
Google 40 677 26 033
Twitter 5 560 3 558
LinkedIn 139 91
Wikimédia 25 1
  1. Due to the inconsistent release dates across different organizations, comparison data for the period covered by this report (January - June 2016) was not available, so we are presenting the comparison data above for July 2015 - December 2015. Please also note that figures for Wikimedia include additional types of requests for user data that are not included in the other organizations' figures. See the FAQ for more details.
ENE – JUN 2016
Pedidos de dados de usuários, e como nós respondemos
Por tipo de pedido:
Recebidos Parcial Todos
Pedidos informais não governamentais 7 0 0
Pedidos informais governamentais 6 0 0
Intimações civis 0 0 0
Ordens judiciais 0 0 0
Intimações criminais 0 0 0
Intimações administrativas 0 0 0
Mandados de busca 0 0 0
Por país:
  Germany 3 0 0
  United States 3 0 0
  Australia 1 0 0
  Austria 1 0 0
  Brazil 1 0 0
  France 1 0 0
  India 1 0 0
  Italy 1 0 0
  United Kingdom 1 0 0
ENE – JUN 2016
Desmembre de petições do governo
Pedidos de Governo informal Total 6
Austrália Polícia estatal 1
França Polícia Local 1
Alemanha Polícia local 1
Índia Polícia local 1
Itália Polícia judicial 1
Reino Unido Politicians, candidates & political parties 1