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Compliance footprint

Trust & Safety

This directory is being built as a trust-led platform, not a badge-led one. Our public footprint starts with clear reporting routes, zero tolerance for underage or exploitative content, and visible links to specialist organisations that help users escalate trafficking, abuse, or copyright concerns.

Zero tolerance

Suspected underage, coercive, or non-consensual material is prioritised for immediate review and removal.

Named routes

DMCA and RTA are surfaced before broader trust content so the highest-priority routes are immediately visible.

External support

We surface Blue Blindfold and other specialist resources after the DMCA and RTA layers.

DMCA Policy Copyright notices and counter-notices RTA Label Restricted To Adults label and implementation Child Safety Blue Blindfold and exploitation escalation Report Content Abuse, impersonation, and illegal content

What this public footprint covers

We are prioritising the parts of compliance that users, advertisers, and regulators should be able to see clearly: how to report harm, how we describe our standards, and which specialist organisations are relevant when a report concerns exploitation, child safety, or copyright misuse.

This public layer does not replace internal moderation workflows, evidence handling, or legal review. It does make those obligations visible and easier to activate from the product itself.

  • A public reporting route for illegal content, impersonation, exploitation concerns, and non-consensual media.
  • A DMCA notice process for copyright complaints and repeat-infringer handling.
  • A dedicated RTA page and site-wide RTA label in the document head.
  • A visible child-safety policy with Blue Blindfold surfaced ahead of secondary resources.
  • Linked privacy, terms, and legal-notice pages instead of decorative footer text.

How users should use these routes

If a report concerns immediate danger, human trafficking, or child sexual abuse material, local law enforcement and specialist hotlines should take priority. Platform reporting is for intake and preservation, not a replacement for emergency response.

Where the issue is copyright misuse or unauthorised publication of images, the DMCA route should be used so notices contain the information needed to assess and process them properly.