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SnapMate / Child Safety Standards

Zero tolerance.
No exceptions.

SnapMate's commitment to preventing child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), how we detect it, and how we respond — in six short chapters.

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ALERT LAST UPDATED SEPTEMBER 16, 2026 PROTECTED
01

Zero-Tolerance Policy

SnapMate maintains a strict zero-tolerance policy toward Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE) and Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), in compliance with applicable child safety laws and Google Play's Child Safety Standards policy.

Strictly Prohibited

  • Uploading, sharing, soliciting, or distributing CSAM in any form
  • Grooming, sextortion, or attempts to establish inappropriate contact with a minor
  • Use of the App by any person under 18 years of age
  • Impersonating a minor, or misrepresenting age to gain access to or exploit another user
  • Any content sexualizing minors, including fictional, AI-generated, or stylized depictions
02

Age Verification & Prevention

All users must confirm they are 18 or older during registration. SnapMate uses face verification during onboarding as an identity and authenticity safeguard, and reserves the right to request additional verification or suspend accounts where age or identity is in doubt.

03

In-App Reporting

Every profile, chat, and piece of user-generated content includes a built-in Report option, so any user can flag a concern in seconds.

Suspected CSAM or CSAE.Report any content or behavior that sexualizes or endangers a minor.
Suspected underage accounts.Flag any account you believe belongs to someone under 18.
Grooming or exploitative behavior.Report harassment, manipulation, or any attempt at exploitation.
Reports can also be sent directly to our safety team at stormxapps@gmail.com.
04

Review & Enforcement

All child safety reports are treated as highest priority. Upon receiving a report or detecting suspected CSAE/CSAM:

  • The reported account and content are immediately reviewed and, where warranted, suspended or permanently banned
  • Relevant evidence is preserved in accordance with legal retention requirements
  • Confirmed CSAM is reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and/or the relevant national law enforcement authority
  • We cooperate fully with law enforcement investigations, including responding to lawful requests for information
05

Cooperation with Authorities

SnapMate reports confirmed CSAE/CSAM incidents to the appropriate regional and national authorities, including NCMEC (for U.S.-connected reports) and the relevant national policing or child protection bodies within the European Union member states where SnapMate operates.

If you believe a child is in immediate danger, contact local law enforcement immediately. To report suspected CSAM directly, you may also contact the CyberTipline at CyberTipline.org (NCMEC) or your local equivalent.

Designated Point of Contact

Equipped to respond to inquiries regarding SnapMate's CSAE/CSAM prevention practices and compliance.

stormxapps@gmail.com
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