Child Safety Policy

Any visual depiction, image, video, or synthetic reproduction involving the sexual abuse or exploitation of a minor (CSAM).
Grooming behaviors, including actions intended to establish emotional contact with a minor for sexual exploitation.
Sextortion, digital extortion, harassment, or coercion targeting minors.
Child trafficking, sexual solicitation, or inappropriate commercialization of minors.
Unsolicited sexual communications or inappropriate interactions directed toward underage users.

Users must satisfy the minimum legal age required to access digital services in their respective country (e.g., COPPA standards, GDPR digital age thresholds, or local telecommunications regulations).
Accounts identified as belonging to underage individuals without verified parental authorization will be terminated immediately, and their data will be purged, subject to legal evidence-retention mandates.
Minor accounts, where permitted, are subject to restricted default discovery and privacy settings.

Content uploaded to the platform is monitored using automated screening tools alongside proactive manual moderation to identify and intercept CSAM and CSAE.
Accounts found violating these child safety provisions are subject to immediate, permanent termination without notice.
When actual knowledge of CSAM or CSAE is identified, records and relevant evidence are immediately escalated and reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 2258A, as well as to international law enforcement networks (including INTERPOL and national cybercrime authorities) and regional regulatory bodies (such as the EU Digital Services Act authorities and Australia's eSafety Commissioner).

Use the Report / Flag option available on every post, profile, comment, or direct message.
Select the "Child Abuse / Endangerment / CSAE" category.
All reports submitted through this workflow bypass standard queues and are routed directly to safety personnel for immediate review.