Miro’s Annual Transparency Report
As part of our commitment to earning and maintaining our customers’ trust, we publish an annual
Transparency Report with information about government requests for customers’ data, as well as
government requests to remove content or suspend user accounts (together, “Government Requests”).
Miro responds to Government Requests in accordance with our Privacy Policy, Customer Agreement
and any applicable service-specific terms, and our internal policies. When responding to a Government
Request, we do so in line with the following principles:●●●Where practical, requesting parties should first attempt to obtain the information directly from therelevant customer (or user(s)).
Unless prohibited by law, we will notify the relevant customer so that they have the chance tochallenge the request.
We will assess the legitimacy and the legality of any Government Request. If we are required bylaw to comply with the request, we will do so in accordance with applicable law and not disclose
any personal data beyond what has specifically been requested.

In addition to our commitment to trust and transparency, we also believe in the importance of theright to privacy, protection of customer personal data, and the constitutional and judicial oversight ofgovernment data collection and surveillance.
This Transparency Report covers the period from 1 January 2021 up to and including 31
December 2021.

Miro Transparency Report
Miro's Responses to US Government Requests for Customer DataYear

Response

2021

Produced Some User Content0

Produced Non-User Content Data
Only0No Responsive Data to Produce0

Objected to Request and No Data
Enclosed0

Produced Some User Content0

Produced Non-User Content DataOnly0

No Responsive Data to Produce

0

Objected to Request and No Data
Enclosed0

Produced Some User Content0

Produced Non-User Content Data
Only0

No Responsive Data to Produce

0

Objected to Request and No Data
Enclosed0

Produced Some User Content

0

Produced Non-User Content Data
Only0

No Responsive Data to Produce

0

Objected to Request and No Data
Enclosed0

Produced Some User Content

0

Produced Non-User Content Data
Only0

No Responsive Data to Produce

02020

2019

2018

2017

Number of Responses

20162015

Objected to Request and No Data
Enclosed0Produced Some User Content

0

Produced Non-User Content Data
Only0

No Responsive Data to Produce

0

Objected to Request and No Data
Enclosed0

Produced Some User Content0

Produced Non-User Content Data
Only0

No Responsive Data to Produce

0

Objected to Request and No Data
Enclosed0

Miro’s Response to International Government Requests for Customer Data
Year

Requests Received

Accounts Targeted in Requests
Received

2021

00202000201900201800201700201600201500

Glossary●“Accounts affected” means the total number of user accounts for which Miro disclosed user dataor suspended.

●“Accounts targeted” means the total number of accounts that were subjects of the total numberof legal requests (for example, a single subpoena could request information about two useraccounts).

●“Non-content user data” means subscriber information, such as the name and email addressprovided when you register for an account, billing information (if applicable), and IP addresses.
This does not include any user-generated content, such as profile pictures or files uploaded byusers and stored on Miro's servers.

●“No responsive data” means that Miro properly responded to a valid legal request but did nothave any responsive records to disclose to law enforcement.

●“Number of requests” means the number of times that Miro has received a legal process
requesting either user data or account suspension.

●“Objected” means that Miro received a legal request but did not disclose any user data because
we believed the request was not legally valid.