Child Safety Standards

These standards apply to every app and service published by ASOasis Tech, including our social and dating apps. They cover all content and behaviour in them: text, images, audio, video, links, profiles, messages and anything made with our AI features.

In these standards, a child is anyone under 18.

These standards work together with our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Under our Terms of Service you must be at least 18 years old to use our apps and services; our games have their own terms and age ratings. These standards apply whatever a user's age.

You must never use our apps or services to create, upload, send, store, share, request or link to any of the following:

• Child sexual abuse material (CSAM): any image, video, audio, text, drawing, or computer-generated or AI-generated content that shows or describes a child in a sexual way.
• Grooming: befriending or building trust with a child, or with someone who has access to a child, in order to sexually abuse or exploit the child.
• Sexual contact with a child: sexual messages or sexual conversation with a child, or asking a child for sexual images or sexual acts.
• Sextortion: threatening or blackmailing a child with real or alleged intimate images.
• Child trafficking: advertising, offering or arranging a child for sexual exploitation.
• Sexualising children: content that presents a child in a sexual way, or that encourages, praises or jokes about the sexual abuse of children.
• Help for abusers: instructions, advice or links that help anyone find, contact or abuse a child, or find CSAM.

You must not use the AI features in our apps to create, or try to create, any of this content.

This list gives examples. Any other content or behaviour that sexually abuses, exploits or endangers a child is prohibited too.

• Inside the app: use the report, feedback or support option, where the app has one. In those apps, you can send us a report without leaving the app.
• By email: write to support@asoasis.tech with the subject "Child Safety Report". You do not need an account, and you can report on behalf of someone else.

Tell us the app's name, what you saw, where in the app you saw it (for example the profile name or the screen) and when.

Do not download, screenshot or forward the material itself. In many countries, sharing this material is against the law even when you mean to report it. Tell us where it is and we will act on it.

If a child is in immediate danger, contact your local police or emergency services first.

When we receive a report, or otherwise learn of CSAE in one of our apps, we:

• review it as a priority;
• remove CSAM and any other content that breaks these standards once we know about it;
• suspend or permanently ban the accounts responsible;
• report confirmed CSAM to the relevant authorities, as the law requires;
• keep the information the law requires us to keep, and cooperate with lawful requests from law enforcement.

We comply with the child safety laws and regulations that apply to us and to our apps. We have a process in place to report confirmed CSAM to the relevant authorities, as the law requires.

Our designated point of contact for child safety is the ASOasis Tech support team: support@asoasis.tech.

Users, parents, authorities and app stores, including Google Play, can use this address to tell us about CSAE content found in our apps. The team can explain how we review and enforce these standards, and can act on what it is told.

We may update these standards. When we do, we change the date at the top of this page.