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The metric is each platform’s average monthly active recipients (AMAR) in the EU, averaged over six months — the figure the DSA obliges very large platforms to publish (Art. 24(2)).

Source: TikTok DSA Transparency Report — average monthly active recipients (EU), 1 Jul–31 Dec 2025 · Refreshed ~6-monthly. Not directly comparable across periods — providers revise how they count these figures over time.

The metric is each platform’s average monthly active recipients (AMAR) in the EU, averaged over six months — the figure the DSA obliges very large platforms to publish (Art. 24(2)).

Source: Meta DSA Transparency Report — average monthly active recipients (EU), 1 Jul–31 Dec 2025, published 27 Feb 2026 · Refreshed ~6-monthly. Not directly comparable across periods — providers revise how they count these figures over time.

The metric is each platform’s average monthly active recipients (AMAR) in the EU, averaged over six months — the figure the DSA obliges very large platforms to publish (Art. 24(2)).

Source: Meta DSA Transparency Report — average monthly active recipients (EU), 1 Jul–31 Dec 2025, published 27 Feb 2026 · Refreshed ~6-monthly. Not directly comparable across periods — providers revise how they count these figures over time.

The metric is each platform’s average monthly active recipients (AMAR) in the EU, averaged over six months — the figure the DSA obliges very large platforms to publish (Art. 24(2)). Google and YouTube instead report signed-in accounts (and signed-out sessions separately) and state these cannot be compared across providers.

Source: Google DSA Monthly Active Recipients report — average monthly active recipients (EU, signed-in accounts), 1 Jul–31 Dec 2025 · Refreshed ~6-monthly. Not directly comparable across periods — providers revise how they count these figures over time.

The metric is each platform’s average monthly active recipients (AMAR) in the EU, averaged over six months — the figure the DSA obliges very large platforms to publish (Art. 24(2)). Google and YouTube instead report signed-in accounts (and signed-out sessions separately) and state these cannot be compared across providers.

Source: Google DSA Monthly Active Recipients report — average monthly active recipients (EU, signed-in accounts), 1 Jul–31 Dec 2025 · Refreshed ~6-monthly. Not directly comparable across periods — providers revise how they count these figures over time.

The metric is each platform’s average monthly active recipients (AMAR) in the EU, averaged over six months — the figure the DSA obliges very large platforms to publish (Art. 24(2)).

Source: X DSA Transparency Report — average monthly active recipients (EU, logged-in and logged-out), October 2025 · Refreshed ~6-monthly. Not directly comparable across periods — providers revise how they count these figures over time.

The metric is each platform’s average monthly active recipients (AMAR) in the EU, averaged over six months — the figure the DSA obliges very large platforms to publish (Art. 24(2)).

Source: Snap DSA Transparency Report — average monthly active recipients (EU), 1 Jan–30 Jun 2025, published 29 Aug 2025 · Refreshed ~6-monthly. Not directly comparable across periods — providers revise how they count these figures over time.

The metric is each platform’s average monthly active recipients (AMAR) in the EU, averaged over six months — the figure the DSA obliges very large platforms to publish (Art. 24(2)).

Source: LinkedIn DSA Transparency Report — monthly active logged-in users (EU), 1 Jul–31 Dec 2025, published 26 Feb 2026 · Refreshed ~6-monthly. Not directly comparable across periods — providers revise how they count these figures over time.

The metric is each platform’s average monthly active recipients (AMAR) in the EU, averaged over six months — the figure the DSA obliges very large platforms to publish (Art. 24(2)).

Source: Amazon EU Store DSA Transparency Report — average monthly active recipients (EU), 1 Jul–31 Dec 2025, published 27 Feb 2026 · Refreshed ~6-monthly. Not directly comparable across periods — providers revise how they count these figures over time.