Data Explorer

2026 company and service scores

Select and compare total company and service scores, as well as scores in our three top-level categories: governance, freedom of expression and information, and privacy. Click on “Change View” to see scores by service. Learn more about how we tally our scores on our Methods and Standards page.

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Lenses

Lenses are custom, thematically linked sets of indicators drawn from all three of our assessment categories. They allow you to gain a quick understanding of companies’ performance on key focal areas such as algorithmic transparency, government demands, and user agency.

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  • Algorithmic transparency15%

    Do companies conduct human rights impact assessments on their algorithmic systems? Do they disclose how they use and develop algorithms? The scores for this Lens are an average of the following indicators: G1, element 3; G4(d); F1(d); F2(d); F3(a), element 4; F3(c), element 4; F12; F13; P1(b); P2(b); and P7, elements 7 and 8.

  • Policy enforcement14%

    What do companies say about how they enforce their own rules? How transparent are they about moderating content, terminating accounts, and suspending websites? This does not include actions in response to government demands. The scores for this Lens are an average of the following indicators: F1(a); F1(b); F1(d); F2(a); F2(b); F2(d); F3(a); F3(b); F4(a); F4(b); F4(c), elements 1, 2, 5, and 6; and F8.

  • Data handling29%

    How do companies collect, infer, share and retain user information? What options do they provide to their users with regard to accessing and controlling their own information? The scores for this Lens are an average of the following indicators: P3(a); P3(b); P4; P5; P6; P7; P8; and P9.

  • Government demands33%

    How do companies handle government demands for user information and for content restriction? What due diligence do they conduct and what efforts to understand the impact of laws and regulations do they disclose? The scores for this Lens are an average of the following indicators: G4(a); F5(a); F6; F8; P10(a); P11(a); P12, elements 1 and 3.

  • Network management34%

    Do companies conduct human rights risk assessments when they offer zero-rating services? Do they commit not to prioritize, block, or delay traffic, applications, protocols, or content, except as necessary to ensure the quality and reliability of the network?How do companies respond to government shutdown orders? The scores for this Lens are an average of the following indicators: G4(e); F9, and F10.

Performance over time

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Company
2017201820192020*20222026
AT&T
Country
USA
48%49%48%37%40%38%
América Móvil
Country
Mexico
21%21%25%22%32%41%
Axiata
Country
Malaysia
13%14%14%16%15%20%
Bharti Airtel
Country
India
14%15%16%15%15%20%
Deutsche Telekom
Country
GER
44%34%35%40%
e&
Country
UAE
8%8%8%10%13%21%
MTN
Country
South Africa
15%16%16%23%34%42%
Ooredoo
Country
Qatar
5%5%5%6%9%14%
Orange
Country
France
32%33%36%27%26%36%
Telefónica
Country
Spain
33%41%57%49%57%57%
Telenor
Country
Norway
45%37%35%38%
Vodafone
Country
UK
48%52%52%42%41%39%

* Most companies’ scores dropped between 2019 and 2020 with the inclusion of our new indicators on targeted advertising and algorithmic systems. To learn more, please visit our Methodology development archive.