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South Africa & Egypt Top Africa Governments In Maiden Facebook Data Request Report

Sam Wakoba by Sam Wakoba
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FACEBOOKSouth Africa is tops in Africa in Facebook’s government data request report with just 14 data requests into 9 user accounts followed by Egypt’s 8 requests into 11 users accounts and Ivory Coast’s 4 requests into 4 users accounts.
Uganda made 1 request into 1 user account compared to US’s 12,000 requests for Facebook user data ito 20,000 to 21,000 user accounts.
According to Facebook  Governments make requests to Facebook and many other companies seeking account information in official investigations. The vast majority of these requests relate to criminal cases, such as robberies or kidnappings. In many of these cases, these government requests seek basic subscriber information, such as name and length of service. Other requests may also seek IP address logs or actual account content.
The report contains every request for user data Facebook received for the first six months of 2013 from every government around the world. The giant social network added that it’s its intention to release these reports regularly in the future.

Dubbed the Global Government Requests Report,it details which countries requested information from Facebook about our users, the number of requests received from each of those countries, the number of users/user accounts specified in those requests and the percentage of these requests in which we were required by law to disclose at least some data and it covers the first 6 months of 2013, ending June 30.

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Read the whole report here.

Data Requests

Albania 6 12 83 %
Argentina 152 218 27 %
Australia 546 601 64 %
Austria 35 41 17 %
Bangladesh 1 12 0 %
Barbados 3 3 0 %
Belgium 150 169 70 %
Bosnia and Herzegovina 4 11 25 %
Botswana 3 7 0 %
Brazil 715 857 33 %
Bulgaria 1 1 0 %
Cambodia 1 1 0 %
Canada 192 219 44 %
Chile 215 340 68 %
Colombia 27 41 15 %
Costa Rica 4 6 0 %
Croatia 2 2 0 %
Cyprus 3 4 33 %
Czech Republic 10 13 60 %
Denmark 11 11 55 %
Ecuador 2 3 0 %
Egypt 8 11 0 %
El Salvador 2 2 0 %
Finland 12 15 75 %
France 1,547 1,598 39 %
Germany 1,886 2,068 37 %
Greece 122 141 54 %
Hong Kong 1 1 100 %
Hungary 25 24 36 %
Iceland 1 1 100 %
India 3,245 4,144 50 %
Ireland 34 40 71 %
Israel 113 132 50 %
Italy 1,705 2,306 53 %
Ivory Coast 4 4 0 %
Japan 1 1 0 %
Kosovo 2 11 0 %
Lithuania 6 7 17 %
Macedonia 9 11 33 %
Malaysia 7 197 0 %
Malta 89 97 60 %
Mexico 78 127 37 %
Mongolia 2 2 0 %
Montenegro 2 2 0 %
Nepal 3 3 33 %
Netherlands 11 15 36 %
New Zealand 106 119 58 %
Norway 16 16 31 %
Pakistan 35 47 77 %
Panama 2 2 0 %
Peru 13 14 15 %
Philippines 4 4 25 %
Poland 233 158 9 %
Portugal 177 213 42 %
Qatar 3 3 0 %
Romania 16 36 63 %
Russia 1 1 0 %
Serbia 1 1 0 %
Singapore 107 117 70 %
Slovenia 6 8 50 %
South Africa 14 9 0 %
South Korea 7 15 14 %
Spain 479 715 51 %
Sweden 54 66 54 %
Switzerland 32 36 13 %
Taiwan 229 329 84 %
Thailand 2 5 0 %
Turkey 96 170 47 %
Uganda 1 1 0 %
United Kingdom 1,975 2,337 68 %
United States 11,000 – 12,000 20,000 – 21,000 79 %
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