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Child Safety Standards

Peerly has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation. These standards apply across posts, replies, chats, images, profiles, and meetups.

Last updated: June 26, 2026

Prohibited conduct and content

Peerly prohibits child sexual abuse material, sexual exploitation or sexualization of minors, grooming, sextortion, trafficking, solicitation, and any attempt to obtain, create, share, or promote such content or conduct. Users must not use Peerly to endanger a child or facilitate contact for a sexual purpose.

Reporting concerns

Use Peerly's in-app report tools on supported content so moderators can review the relevant record. If an in-app report is unavailable, email Peerly's child-safety contact. Do not email or repost suspected abusive imagery; instead provide the account, post, chat, or meetup context needed to locate it safely.

Enforcement

Peerly may promptly remove content, restrict or suspend accounts, preserve relevant records, and take other protective action when these standards are violated. Reports are reviewed with priority appropriate to the safety risk.

Legal compliance

Peerly complies with applicable child-safety laws. When required, apparent child sexual abuse material or exploitation is reported to the appropriate regional or national authorities, and relevant records are preserved or disclosed as required by law.

Related standards

These standards supplement Peerly's Community Guidelines, Terms of Service, and Support information.