What this tracker can see

Open-source algorithm filters

Government-required ranking filters shipped in xai-org/x-algorithm. Today that is one filter: Brazil2026ElectionFilter.

Named legal menus

Where X or a regulator published the actual category list — Japan’s 96/4 demand split and IDPA window; the UK’s 19 illegal + 7 child-only duties — those names are on the country page.

Named court and agency files

Public judgments, petitions, regulator findings, and bills that would create takedown powers — compiled per country, with the last public date on each card.

Aggregate government demands

X Transparency Reports publish removal and information-request volume by country or region, plus action rates.

National access blocks

Some governments block the entire service at the network layer. That is visible from outside the platform.

A public list of every withheld post

Individual country withholdings only show a notice when the post is opened from that jurisdiction. There is still no single public catalog of those posts.

Exact live account lists beyond the filter file

The Brazil filter publishes obfuscated user ids plus handles. Other withholdings are not enumerated in the algorithm repo.

Per-country EU and “all others” splits

The latest global report rolls the EU into one row and lumps most remaining countries into “All others.”