TiniFeed ("TiniFeed", "we", "us") has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation. The sexual abuse or exploitation of children — including any form of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) — is strictly prohibited on our Service, is abhorrent, and is illegal. This page sets out our standards to prevent, detect, and respond to CSAE, how anyone can report it, and how to reach our designated point of contact.
1. Our commitment
Protecting children is a core safety priority for TiniFeed. We are committed to:
- prohibiting CSAE and CSAM on every surface of the Service, without exception;
- providing clear, accessible ways for users and non-users to report child-safety concerns;
- acting quickly to remove violating content and terminate offending accounts;
- reporting apparent CSAM and child-exploitation activity to the appropriate authorities; and
- cooperating with law enforcement and recognized child-protection organizations.
2. What is prohibited
The following are strictly prohibited on TiniFeed, whether the content involves real, fictional, or computer-generated (including AI-generated) depictions of minors:
- Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) — any content that depicts, describes, or promotes the sexual abuse or sexual exploitation of a minor.
- Sexualization of minors — sexualized content, comments, or imagery involving anyone under 18, including sexualized posing, editing, or captions.
- Grooming and predatory behavior — attempting to establish contact with a minor for sexual purposes, or building trust with a minor or their guardian to facilitate abuse.
- Sextortion — threatening to expose intimate imagery to coerce a minor.
- Solicitation and facilitation — soliciting, offering, trading, or linking to CSAM, or facilitating access to it.
- Child trafficking — any content that facilitates the trafficking or sexual exploitation of a minor.
- Inappropriate contact — sexual or romantic advances directed at a minor.
A "minor" or "child" means any person under the age of 18, or the age of majority under applicable local law where that is higher.
3. Minimum age
TiniFeed is intended for users aged 16 or older and is not directed to children under 16; where local law sets a higher minimum age or age of digital consent, that higher age applies. We collect a date of birth at sign-up to enforce this requirement and we do not knowingly permit anyone below the minimum age to use the Service. If we learn that an account belongs to someone under the minimum age, we remove it.
4. Prevention and detection
We use a combination of technical and human measures designed to keep CSAE off the Service:
- Content moderation. Content posted to public surfaces — posts, reels, stories, comments, and profile media — is subject to automated and human moderation to detect prohibited content, including sexual content involving minors.
- User reporting on every surface. Any user can report a post, comment, story, profile, message, or account directly in the app. Reports about child safety are treated as a top priority.
- Trust & Safety review. Our Trust & Safety process reviews reports and takes enforcement action, and can escalate to reporting to authorities.
- Age assurance. A date-of-birth age gate at registration enforces our minimum-age requirement.
- Metadata handling. We strip embedded location and camera metadata (EXIF) from uploaded images to reduce unintended exposure of personal information.
To protect the privacy of ordinary conversations, we do not scan the contents of private direct messages for general moderation; however, users can report private messages, and reported message content is reviewed and acted upon under these standards.
5. How to report child-safety concerns
If you encounter content or behavior that may sexually exploit or endanger a child, report it immediately:
- In the app — use the report option available on any post, comment, story, profile, message, or account (⋯ menu → Report), or Settings → Support → Report a Problem.
- By email — contact our child-safety point of contact at child-safety@tinifeed.com.
If a child is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services or law enforcement first. You can also report directly to a child-protection hotline in your region, such as the U.S. National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) CyberTipline at report.cybertip.org, or the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) at report.iwf.org.uk.
6. Our response and enforcement
When we identify or receive a report of apparent CSAE, we act promptly to:
- remove the violating content;
- terminate the responsible account(s) and take steps to prevent the person from returning;
- preserve relevant records and evidence as permitted or required by law; and
- report apparent CSAM and child-exploitation activity to the appropriate authorities.
7. Reporting to authorities and legal compliance
TiniFeed complies with applicable child-safety laws. We report apparent child sexual abuse material to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) through its CyberTipline, which shares reports with the relevant national and regional law-enforcement authorities worldwide, and we cooperate with valid legal requests from law enforcement. Where local law requires reporting to a specific national or regional authority, we report to that authority.
8. Designated point of contact
Our designated point of contact for child-safety matters, able to speak to our CSAM-prevention practices and compliance, can be reached at:
- child-safety@tinifeed.com
We review child-safety reports on a priority basis and respond as quickly as we can.
9. Updates to these standards
We may update these standards as TiniFeed evolves and as legal requirements change. When we make material changes, we will update the "Last updated" date above.