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Child Safety Standards

Pawverse's standards against child sexual abuse and exploitation, how to report a concern, and how Pawverse responds.

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Source language
English
Scope
Worldwide

1.Zero tolerance

Pawverse prohibits child sexual abuse and exploitation, grooming, sexual solicitation of a minor, sextortion, trafficking, sexualized depictions of a minor, and attempts to move a minor into unsafe or secret communications.

2.Who these standards protect

These standards apply across profiles, pet profiles, posts, Stories, comments, messages, media, usernames, links, and other Pawverse surfaces. They protect children whether conduct occurs publicly or privately and whether material is real, altered, or computer-generated.

3.How to report

Use the Report action on the exact profile, post, Story, comment, or message. For a formal illegal-content notice, use https://www.pawverse.pet/report-illegal-content. If a concern cannot be tied to an in-app item, contact support@pawverse.pet. Do not download, reproduce, or email suspected illegal imagery.

4.How Pawverse responds

Pawverse can restrict access, preserve required evidence, protect affected accounts, and obtain trained human or specialist review. Automated systems can assist detection and triage but do not alone make the final permanent-ban or legal-reporting decision.

5.Immediate danger

If a child or another person appears to be in immediate danger, contact the appropriate local emergency or law-enforcement service first. An in-app report helps Pawverse act on the related item but is not an emergency service.

6.Privacy and confidentiality

Pawverse limits access to suspected child-safety evidence to authorized people with a need to know. Reporters receive only appropriate status information; Pawverse does not disclose another person's private account history, strike count, or confidential legal outcome.

Pawverse collects and retains only the evidence and age-assurance data needed for approved safety, legal, and operational purposes.

Eligible enforcement decisions may be appealed through Account Status. Reporting & Appeals explains how.