Child Safety

Our approach

We design features around the best interests of children and teenagers, high privacy by default, minimal data collection, and appropriate limits on social interactions. Messaging and publishing features must include reporting, blocking, and visibility controls before release.

Strictly prohibited content

• Child sexual abuse or exploitation material, whether real or artificially generated.
• Grooming, sexualization, blackmail, extortion, or requests for intimate images.
• Encouragement of self-harm, violence, dangerous challenges, or illegal activity.
• Exposure of a minor's location, school, contact details, or other personal information without authorization.
• Harassment, stalking, hate speech, or attempts to move conversations to unsafe channels.

Reporting and response

Send reports to [email protected] with the subject “Child Safety.” Include the link, username, and a factual description. Do not download, copy, or forward illegal material. We will prioritize these reports, remove content when necessary, preserve evidence, and cooperate with the appropriate authorities.

Immediate help in Brazil

If someone is in immediate danger, contact the police. Violations against children and teenagers may be reported through Disque 100, the local Guardianship Council, Civil Police, or Comunica PF. SaferNet also provides guidance and a reporting channel. Reporting to uloggd does not replace notifying the authorities.

Families and guardians

We recommend regular conversations about privacy, unknown contacts, and image sharing. Parents and guardians may request information, review, or deletion of a child's data through our contact channel.

Commitment to improvement

Before releasing accounts and social features, we will implement risk-appropriate age assurance, parental consent where applicable, safety by default, reporting tools, and documented response procedures.