Child Safety Standards & CSAE Policy

1. Zero-Tolerance Policy

Allright maintains a strict, zero-tolerance policy regarding any form of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) or Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE). We prohibit the creation, upload, sharing, transmission, or solicitation of content that exploits or endangers minors.

2. Strict Age Requirement (18+)

Allright is strictly intended for adults aged 18 and older. Minors under the age of 18 are not permitted to register, create a profile, or use the app. Any account found to belong to or represent a minor will be immediately terminated and permanently blocked.

3. Content Moderation & Enforcement

To ensure a safe community and prevent child exploitation, Allright employs active safety measures including:

• Automated & Manual Review: Profile photos, media uploads, and text inputs are subject to automated screening and human moderation.
• Immediate Account Termination: Any user attempting to share, request, or engage in CSAE/CSAM will face immediate, permanent account ban and hardware/IP blocking.
• Reporting to Authorities: In accordance with applicable laws, Allright reports all suspected incidents of child sexual abuse material or exploitation to NCMEC (National Center for Missing & Exploited Children) and appropriate law enforcement agencies.

4. Reporting Mechanism for Users

If you encounter any content, profile, or behavior on Allright that appears to involve a minor, CSAM, or child exploitation, please report it immediately:

• In-App Reporting: Tap the options menu (three dots) on any user profile or chat thread and select Report Profile. Select Child Safety / Minor Violation as the reason.
• Direct Email Reporting: Email our safety team directly at allrightapp.com@gmail.com with details or screenshots. Reports are prioritized and reviewed urgently.

5. Legal Compliance & Self-Certification

Allright self-certifies compliance with all applicable child protection laws and regulations, including the Google Play Child Safety Standards policy, COPPA, and mandatory reporting obligations under 18 U.S.C. § 2258A. We proactively cooperate with global law enforcement and child protection bodies to protect children from digital harm.