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Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit - The Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) provides a similar level of transparency as Google’s Transparency Reports. They report on various cases of digital crime, like botnets, malware, and phishing, while also providing details on how the DCU works to combat these crimes.

Cloudflare Transparency Report - Cloudflare is an Internet security company that provides web security and performance services to various websites. Their transparency report provides information on government requests for information, policies regarding content removal, and more.

Twitter Transparency Report - Twitter publishes a transparency report that provides details on the number of government information requests notifications made, content removal requests, and copyright violations.

Dropbox Transparency Report - Dropbox publishes a transparency report that provides details on government requests for data and content removal requests.

Apple Transparency Report - Apple publishes a transparency report that provides details on government requests for user data and content removal requests.

Facebook Transparency Report - Facebook publishes a transparency report that provides details on government requests for user data, content removal requests, and intellectual property-related requests.

Mozilla Foundation - Mozilla Foundation publishes a transparency report that provides details on how many requests they have received and how many they have complied with.

LinkedIn Transparency Report - LinkedIn publishes a transparency report detailing the amount of government requests for user data they’ve received and how they handle those requests.

Reddit Transparency Report - Reddit’s transparency report details the amount of government requests they’ve received and how they process them.

Wikimedia Foundation - Wikimedia Foundation publishes a transparency report detailing the amount of government requests for user data they’ve received, as well as how many they’ve complied with.