The 2022 Ranking Digital Rights Telco Giants Scorecard 9/18/25, 10:38 AM enforcement a#ecting freedom of expression more broadly. The company failed to publish adequate rules outlining its use of targeted advertising or advertising content (F1b, F1c, F2b, F2c, F3b, F3c). Although Telenor released some data about the accounts it restricted to comply with government demands (F5a), it did not provide any data about content, advertisements, or accounts restricted to enforce its own policies (F4a, F4b, F4c). F1. Access to policies 46% F2. Notification of policy changes 13% F3. Process for policy enforcement 23% F4. Data about policy enforcement F8. User notification about content and account restriction 33% F9. Network management (telecommunications companies) 25% F10. Network shutdown (telecommunications companies) 63% F11. Identity policy 0% F5. Process for responding to thirdparty requests to restrict content or accounts 0% F12. Algorithmic content curation, recommendation, and/or ranking systems NA 39% F13. Automated software agents (“bots”) NA F6. Data about government demands to restrict for content and accounts 40% F7. Data about private requests for content or account restriction 0% Privacy https://rankingdigitalrights.org/tgs22/companies/Telenor 30% Indicators Page 11 of 13