By Victoria Woollaston and Rachel Reilly PUBLISHED: 05:42 EST, 29 August 2013 | UPDATED: 05:42 EST, 29 August 2013 Facebook has published its first Transparency Report that reveals the amount of requests made by governments for the personal information of its users Facebook has published its first Transparency Report that reveals the amount of requests made by governments for the personal information of its users during the first half of this year. The U.S government topped the list, requesting information on 21,000 users, while India asked for data on 4,144 users in second place, and Britain came in third with 2,337 requests.
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Facebook has published its government data requests up to June 30
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U.S tops the list with 21,000 requests for information
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India came second with 4,144 requests while the UK asked for 2,337
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UK had a third of its requests turned down however
However, not all of these requests were granted; Facebook handed over information in only 79 per cent of @placeholder requests, half of India's requests and 69 per cent of the demands from the UK.