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AI Analytics measures internet censorship across 200 countries and publishes the results under a CC-BY-4.0 license. Use anything below — quote our metrics, redistribute the dataset, embed our logo. We respond to verified press inquiries within 24 hours on business days.
Quotable fact sheet
Voidly — censorship observatory · figures as of 2026-07-10
- Founded
- 2020
- Years operating
- 6
- Coverage
- 200 countries · 6 continents
- Probe nodes
- 37+ across diverse ASNs
- Domains tested
- 80 (quarterly review)
- Scan cadence
- Every 5 minutes, 24×7
- Total measurements
- 2.2B+
- Verified incidents
- 1,574+
- Evidence items
- 46,115+
- Cross-source verification
- OONI · CensoredPlanet · IODA
- Data license (Voidly)
- CC BY 4.0
Accountability datasets · registry current to this build; confirm current counts against each landing page
- Voidly
- 200 countries measured · CC BY 4.0
- Verboten
- 19,283 banned titles · CC BY 4.0
- SpyLedger
- 26 vendors tracked · CC BY 4.0
- DarkRegister
- 62 jurisdictions · CC BY 4.0
- Sanctions Programs
- 41 OFAC programs · CC BY 4.0
- Right to Information
- 61 countries · CC BY 4.0
- Data Protection
- 61 countries · CC BY 4.0
- The Genetic Privacy Ledger
- 12 state DTC statutes · CC BY 4.0
- OrganWatch
- 57 OPO dossiers · CC BY 4.0
- Foreign-Held U.S. Farmland
- 46M foreign-held acres · CC0
- Section 117 Ledger
- $62.4B disclosed foreign money · CC0
- GridOwners
- 1.38 TW capacity resolved · CC0
- The Detention Ledger
- 208 ICE facilities · CC0
- The 287(g) Wave
- 2,123 signed agreements · CC0
- The BOP Ledger
- 133 federal institutions · CC0
- The Federal AI Use Case Inventory
- 3,611 federal AI systems · CC0
Every dataset records institutions, laws, and designations — never private individuals; the rules are published at /standards/. Errors are corrected under the stated policy (acknowledged within 48 hours, resolved within 72 in most cases).
Citation format: AI Analytics. (2026). [Dataset name] [Dataset]. https://ai-analytics.org/voidly/[slug]/ ([license]). Machine-readable manifest of all sixteen: /voidly/datasets.json.
Federal Regulatory Data Hub · catalog current to this build; confirm row counts against the live API
- Datasets
- 229 from government sources, regulators/SROs, and derived indexes
- Indexed source rows
- 50M+
- Coverage
- SEC, FINRA, FDA, OFAC, DOJ, EPA, CFPB, IRS, FEMA, CDC, NHTSA, FAA, CMS, MSHA, OSHA and more
- MCP tools
- 73
- Refresh
- Source-specific cadence
- Reuse
- Terms vary by source
- API
- Keyless · api.ai-analytics.org
General
- Response SLA (press)
- 24h business days
- Operating model
- Independent, anonymous collective
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Boilerplate
AI Analytics is an independent operator collective that builds intelligence infrastructure for the open internet. Three public projects: Voidly publishes a CC-BY-4.0 dataset of internet censorship measurements covering 200 countries, with cross-source verification against OONI, CensoredPlanet, and IODA. The Federal Regulatory Data Hub indexes 229 datasets from government sources, regulators/SROs, and derived indexes (including SEC, FINRA, FDA, OFAC, DOJ, EPA, CFPB, IRS, FEMA, CDC, NHTSA, FAA, CMS, MSHA, and OSHA) — 50M+ indexed source rows, source-specific refresh cadences, and keyless access. Reuse terms vary by source. The Swarm SDK ships ML-KEM-768 post-quantum mesh communications, situational awareness, and EW coordination for drone swarms under a proprietary license to vetted defense partners. Founded 2020.
Pull quotes you can use
Internet censorship
- “Internet censorship is measurable, verifiable, and citable. Voidly publishes the evidence under an open license so journalists and researchers don't have to take any single source's word for it.”
- “An incident is ‘verified’ only when our probe data agrees with at least one independent project — OONI, CensoredPlanet, or IODA. The cross-source check is the entire methodology.”
- “Voidly covers 200 countries with 37+ probe nodes scanning 80 domains every five minutes. The dataset has 2.2 billion measurements and 1,574+ verified incidents.”
Federal regulatory data
- “A single API call assembles supported OFAC, EPA, SEC, and DOJ records for a company in one cross-agency timeline. No manual querying of those separate government portals.”
- “The regulatory API is keyless, but keyless access does not erase source terms. US federal employee-authored works are generally public domain under 17 U.S.C. § 105; non-federal and SRO source material retains its source terms. AI Analytics-authored metadata and normalization are CC0 only where explicitly stated and applicable.”
Swarm SDK
- “Every node in the mesh is a key-exchange partner. Every message has forward secrecy. Traffic morphing makes the swarm invisible to spectrum analysis. ML-KEM-768 hybrid key exchange, Double Ratchet, gossip routing — and 465 automated tests including TLA+ formal verification of the EW anti-replay protocol.”
- “Post-quantum cryptography for drone swarms isn't a roadmap item. Swarm SDK v0.4 ships situational awareness mesh, electronic warfare coordination, adversarial resilience with store-and-forward, and passive RF fingerprinting. CNSA 2.0 compliance is the target; v0.4 is how far we've gotten.”
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License & attribution
Voidly measurement data is published under CC BY 4.0. Use, redistribute, and remix with attribution. Suggested format: “Source: Voidly / AI Analytics — voidly.ai (CC BY 4.0)”.
Reuse terms vary by source. US federal employee-authored works are generally public domain under 17 U.S.C. § 105, while non-federal and SRO source material retains its source terms. AI Analytics-authored metadata and normalization are CC0 only where explicitly stated and applicable. Cite the catalog and the underlying source dataset used. The site logo and OG image are free for editorial use; do not modify the mark or use it to imply endorsement.