These standards describe how Doptyn — the Doptyn mobile
application, a social network for gym and fitness enthusiasts — combats
child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and child sexual abuse
material (CSAM). They apply to everyone who uses Doptyn and to all
content and conduct on the platform.
Zero tolerance. Doptyn has a zero-tolerance policy
toward child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and child sexual abuse
material (CSAM). Any account involved in such activity is permanently
removed and reported to the relevant authorities.
1. Doptyn is for adults only (18+)
Doptyn is intended exclusively for adults. You must be at least
18 years old to create an account or use the App. We
ask for date of birth at sign-up and prohibit anyone under 18 from
registering. Accounts we identify as belonging to minors are removed.
Doptyn is not directed to children, and we do not knowingly allow minors
on the platform.
2. What is prohibited
The following are strictly prohibited on Doptyn and have no place on our
platform:
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Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) — any visual
depiction (photos, videos, or computer-generated imagery) of a minor
engaged in sexually explicit conduct.
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Child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) — any
content or behavior that sexually exploits, abuses, or endangers a
child. This includes the grooming of a child for sexual exploitation,
sextortion, trafficking of a child, or otherwise sexually exploiting a
child.
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The sexualization of minors in any form, including text, imagery,
comments, messages, or audio.
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Any attempt by an adult to contact, solicit, or arrange to meet a
minor for sexual purposes.
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Sharing, requesting, or linking to CSAM anywhere on the platform — in
posts, dops, stories, comments, profiles, or private messages.
These prohibitions are also reflected in Doptyn's Terms of Service and
Community Guidelines.
3. How we prevent abuse
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Age restriction: a minimum age of 18, collected at
sign-up, with removal of accounts found to belong to minors.
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User reporting: every profile, post, reel, story,
comment, and conversation can be reported from within the App.
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Blocking: users can block any account, which
immediately severs contact, follows, matches, and messaging in both
directions.
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Moderation: we review reports of CSAE and CSAM and
act on them, removing violating content and terminating offending
accounts.
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Account termination: accounts that violate these
standards are permanently banned.
4. How to report child safety concerns
If you encounter content or behavior that may sexually exploit or
endanger a child, report it immediately. You can:
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Report inside the App: use the
Report option available on any profile, post, reel,
story, comment, or chat. Reports reach our team without leaving the
App.
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Email us:
childsafety@doptyn.com. We
treat child safety reports as our highest priority.
If you believe a child is in immediate danger, contact your local law
enforcement right away.
5. How we respond
When we obtain knowledge of CSAM or CSAE on Doptyn, we act in accordance
with these standards and applicable law. We:
- Remove the violating content as quickly as possible;
- Permanently terminate the responsible account(s);
- Preserve relevant information as required by law; and
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Report apparent CSAM to the appropriate authorities, including the
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and/or
relevant local authorities such as those in India, where required.
6. Compliance with child safety laws
Doptyn is committed to complying with applicable child safety laws and
regulations in the jurisdictions where the App is available. Our
standards are informed by recognized industry best practices, including
the Tech Coalition's
guidance for combating online child sexual exploitation and abuse.
7. Child safety point of contact
For questions about these standards or to reach our designated child
safety point of contact regarding CSAM prevention and compliance,
contact:
Doptyn — Child Safety
Email:
childsafety@doptyn.com
8. Updates
We may update these standards from time to time. We will revise the
"Last updated" date above when we do.