Child Safety Standards

Last updated October 26, 2026

These are the published child safety standards for Vreeko (the Vreeko website and the Vreeko Android and iOS apps). They describe how we prohibit child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), how we address child sexual abuse material (CSAM), how users can report concerns, and how to reach our child safety contact.

Related pages: Community standards · Privacy Policy · Disclaimer

1. Zero tolerance for CSAE and CSAM

Vreeko does not allow child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) of any kind. That includes, without limitation:

• Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) — any visual depiction (photo, video, or similar) involving a minor in sexually explicit conduct;
• Grooming a minor for sexual exploitation;
• Sextortion of a minor;
• Trafficking of a minor for sex;
• Sexualization of minors, including fictional or AI-generated depictions;
• Soliciting sexual content from, or sharing sexual content with, anyone under 18;
• Any other content or behavior that sexually exploits, abuses, or endangers children.

Sexual content and nudity are already prohibited for all users under our Community standards. CSAE and CSAM are illegal and are treated as the highest-priority violations on Vreeko.

2. Age requirements

Vreeko is for people 13 and older. We collect date of birth at signup and lock it so it cannot be edited. Accounts for children under 13 are not allowed. If we learn an account belongs to a child under 13, we close it. Accounts for users under 18 receive tighter privacy defaults. See our Privacy Policy.

3. Prevention and detection

• Community standards ban sexual content, nudity, pornography, and exploitation.
• Uploads (including photos and sampled video frames) may be scanned for prohibited visual content.
• Members can report posts, comments, and other content from within the product.
• Our team reviews reports and may remove content, restrict features, or close accounts.

No automated system is perfect. Members should report anything that appears to involve CSAE or CSAM immediately.

4. How to report child safety concerns

In the Vreeko app or website:

• Use the report option on a post or comment (menu / three dots → Report), or
• Open Menu → Contact / Feedback and describe the concern, or
• Email hello@vreeko.com with subject line Child safety report.

Include links, usernames, screenshots if safe to share, and any other detail that helps us locate the content. Do not redistribute suspected CSAM when reporting.

5. What we do when we learn of CSAM

When Vreeko obtains actual knowledge of CSAM or credible CSAE on our Services, we take appropriate action, which may include:

• Removing the content as quickly as practicable;
• Restricting or closing the responsible account(s);
• Preserving records as required for safety and legal compliance;
• Reporting confirmed CSAM to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) CyberTipline and/or other applicable regional or national authorities, as required by law;
• Cooperating with lawful requests from law enforcement.

6. Compliance with child safety laws

Vreeko intends to comply with applicable child safety laws and regulations in the places where we operate, including U.S. requirements related to CSAM reporting. We review and update these practices as our product and legal obligations evolve.

7. Child safety point of contact

For Google Play notifications and questions about Vreeko’s CSAE / CSAM prevention practices:

Vreeko — Child Safety Contact
Email: rob@hippconsulting.com
Also: hello@vreeko.com
App: Vreeko
Website: https://vreeko.com

8. Changes

We may update these Child Safety Standards from time to time. The “Last updated” date at the top will change when we do. Continued use of Vreeko after an update means the revised standards apply to that use.