Meanwhile, on Facebook, very different numbers are reported for the same category of content. Facebook acted on 8.7 million pieces of allegedly terrorist content, and of those, 533 thousand were later restored, without having been triggered by a user appeal. In comparison, in Q1, when user appeals were available, Facebook deleted 6.3 million pieces of terrorist content. Of those takedowns, 180.1 thousand were appealed, but even more—199.2 thousand—pieces of content were later restated. In other words, far fewer posts that allegedly contained terrorist content were restored on Instagram where users couldn't appeal takedowns than on Facebook, where appeals were allowed.