Transparency Report
This page is where Homjo publishes its content-moderation transparency reporting under the EU Digital Services Act. As a micro enterprise Homjo is not yet required to publish these reports (DSA Art. 15(2) and Art. 19); we publish them anyway, from the records the moderation machinery already keeps.
Status
Homjo launched publicly in September 2026. The first report is due here by the end of September 2027. It covers Homjo's first twelve months, and a new report follows every year after that. Until then there is no report on this page.
What each report contains
Each report covers twelve months and counts what the moderation machinery already records:
- Notices of illegal content received (via the report form and report@homjo.com), and how they were resolved
- Reports made from inside the app about listings, profiles and messages
- Content moderated at our own initiative — including automated screening (the deterministic filters and AI-assisted review described in the Content & Community Policy), broken down by whether the decision was automated, AI-assisted or made by a person
- Statements of reasons issued
- Appeals received and their outcomes (upheld, overturned, pending)
Where the records hold both dates, a report also gives how long notices took to resolve. We do not file statements of reasons to the EU Commission's DSA Transparency Database; that obligation applies to larger platforms.
Questions
Version 1.2 · Published 20 August 2026 · Updated 6 October 2026 · First report: by the end of September 2027