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Voidly

Fourteen datasets on how power stays hidden, what the law permits, and who holds people. Each is built from public records, source-cited line by line, and published as keyless open data. Every dataset records institutions, laws, and designations — never private individuals.

Voidly began as the global censorship index — 2.2B+ measurements of internet blocking, throttling, and shutdown events across 200 countries, cross-referenced against OONI, CensoredPlanet, and IODA, with ML anomaly classification and 7-day shutdown forecasting. That index now anchors a wider set of accountability datasets: banned books, the surveillance industry, beneficial-ownership registers, sanctions authorities, information-rights laws, foreign-held farmland, foreign money in universities, grid ownership, organ procurement, immigration detention, the 287(g) deputization wave, and the federal prison system.

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The Shell Map

38 verified ownership chains behind foreign-flagged US land, drawn node by node — from the acres to sovereign funds, documented parents, or the point where the record goes dark.

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The Detention Map

203 ICE detention facilities by state and operator — capacity, inspection status, and guaranteed-minimum bed arithmetic, from ICE's own statistics file.

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How power stays hidden

Measured internet censorship across 200 countries, updated continuously.

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Every documented book ban worldwide, dated and source-cited.

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The public corporate and designation record of the surveillance industry.

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Which countries let the public see who owns their companies — and which closed the register.

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Foreign-held US agricultural land from the USDA register: acres by country, state, and interest type.

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Foreign gifts and contracts disclosed by US universities since 1981.

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US generating capacity resolved to entity-level owners from EIA-860.

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What the law permits

The legal authority behind every OFAC sanctions program code.

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Which countries give citizens a legal right to government information.

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Which countries protect personal data by statute, and since when.

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Who holds people

The federal performance and oversight record of every US organ-procurement organization.

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Every ICE detention facility: capacity, inspection status, and the operator named in federal records.

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Every signed 287(g) agreement deputizing local police into immigration enforcement, agency by agency.

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Every Federal Bureau of Prisons institution, the halfway-house layer, and the private-prison record — from BOP's own weekly feeds.

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Machine access: every dataset ships as keyless static JSON — one-fetch discovery at /voidly/datasets.json, human directory at /data/. No personal data is published anywhere in these datasets.

Censorship index snapshot

Countries
200
Measurements
2.2B+
Live samples
19.6M+
Verified incidents
1,574+
Probe nodes
37+
Domains probed
80
Years operating
6
Scan cadence
5 min

Live counters at voidly.ai — updated continuously. Methodology, data flow, access, and citation formats: the censorship index page.

Technical documentation

All 24 technical writeups: the censorship index page.