Child Safety and Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE) Policy
Last updated: 9 October 2026
Effective date: 9 October 2026
Last updated: 9 October 2026
Platform operator: Trutechlabs
Child safety contact: dev@trutechlabs.in
1. Our Commitment
Tribeism prohibits child abuse, child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), and child sexual abuse material (CSAM). We do not allow our platform to be used to harm children, facilitate exploitation, or promote, distribute, or profit from abusive material.
Protecting children takes priority over engagement, commercial interests, subscriptions, creator status, and community popularity. These rules apply to everyone who uses Tribeism, including members, creators, community administrators, moderators, advertisers, and business partners.
For this policy, a child is any person under 18 years of age. These protections apply whether or not the child has a Tribeism account and regardless of the platform's minimum account age.
2. Where This Policy Applies
This policy applies across Tribeism's applications, website, and services. It covers all available features, including profiles, usernames, biographies, posts, comments, communities, messages, uploaded files, images, videos, audio, live interactions, advertisements, and links to external services.
3. Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM)
Users must not create, upload, publish, send, request, sell, purchase, trade, link to, or otherwise facilitate access to CSAM. This includes material depicting the sexual abuse or sexual exploitation of a child.
- Sharing or soliciting sexual images or recordings of children.
- Sexualizing a child’s ordinary photograph through captions, edits, comments, collections, or requests.
- Creating or distributing sexual deepfakes involving a child.
- Posting links, access instructions, invitations, or advertisements for child exploitation material.
- Offering paid or unpaid access to abusive content or facilitating its exchange.
- Using coded language, altered files, or other methods to conceal prohibited material or evade enforcement.
4. Grooming and Sexual Solicitation
Tribeism prohibits grooming: building trust, influence, secrecy, or dependency with a child to enable sexual abuse or exploitation.
5. Sextortion and Threats
Users must not threaten, blackmail, coerce, or pressure a child into providing money, sexual material, sexual activity, personal information, or continued contact.
6. Trafficking and Facilitation of Exploitation
Tribeism prohibits recruiting, advertising, arranging, financing, coordinating, or otherwise facilitating the trafficking or sexual exploitation of children.
7. Reporting & Authority Co-operation
We report suspected child sexual abuse, exploitation, and CSAM to law enforcement authorities (including the Special Juvenile Police Unit in India under POCSO 2012 / IT Act 2000, NCMEC, and national cybercrime reporting portals).
Monitored Child Safety Contact Email: dev@trutechlabs.in