Pinterest Fielded More Requests for User Information in the First Half of 2017

Pinterest did not receive any requests for information from non-U.S. government entities

Pinterest released its Transparency Report for the first half of 2017 last Friday.

The social network received a total of 78 requests for information from law enforcement in the U.S. from January through March of this year—37 subpoenas, two court orders and 39 warrants.

For the 37 subpoenas, some information was produced on 33, and they involved 42 accounts, 18 of which were notified.

Some information was provided on both court orders, which covered two accounts, and neither of the account holders was notified.

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