Child Safety Standards (CSAE)

What we prohibit

We do not allow content or behavior that sexually exploits, abuses, or endangers children. This includes, for example:

• Any child sexual abuse material (CSAM)
• Sexual content involving minors, including solicitation or grooming
• Sextortion involving minors
• Attempted sharing, requesting, or distributing CSAM
• Any facilitation of child sexual exploitation

What is CSAM?

CSAM (child sexual abuse material) generally refers to any visual depiction of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct. CSAM is illegal and prohibited on LoopShare.

Report by email (fastest)

If you believe there is CSAM or CSAE-related behavior involving LoopShare, contact us immediately:

hello@loopshare.app

Tip: Please include any relevant details (what happened, when, where in the app, usernames, links, screenshots).

Emergency

If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services right away.

Review and enforcement

When we receive a report or otherwise learn of potential CSAE/CSAM, we work to review it promptly. When appropriate, we may:

• Remove content and/or restrict access
• Suspend or terminate accounts involved
• Preserve relevant information consistent with applicable law and our policies

Reporting to authorities

Where required or appropriate, we may report CSAM to relevant authorities (for example, NCMEC in the United States) and cooperate with lawful requests.

LoopShare child safety contact

For questions about our CSAE prevention practices, reporting, or compliance, contact:

hello@loopshare.app