Child Safety Standards — Liafuan
1) Zero tolerance for CSAE
Liafuan and developer Saifullah Ahad prohibit child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), child sexual abuse material (CSAM), grooming, sextortion, sexual solicitation of minors, trafficking, or any attempt to exploit or endanger a child. This standard applies to every rough meaning, spelling, optional audio contribution, report detail, and other submitted material.
2) Other prohibited material
- Content that identifies, threatens, harasses, sexualizes, humiliates, or endangers a child.
- Requests for sexual content involving anyone under 18.
- Sharing, requesting, linking to, normalizing, or facilitating CSAM.
- Abusive content, private information, deceptive impersonation, or attempts to evade a block or moderation action.
3) Product safeguards
- Liafuan has no public profiles, follower graph, private messages, or direct user-to-user chat.
- Sharing is off by default and requires a separate action for each entry; audio requires an additional explicit choice.
- Every displayed shared form has a report action and an option to hide that anonymous household on the device.
- Three independent reports automatically hide a contribution while it awaits further action.
- A dedicated Safety & data screen permanently links these published standards and deletion controls.
4) How to report
- In the app: open an entry, choose Compare observed forms, select Report beside the shared form, then choose Child safety concern or the closest reason.
- Hide immediately: choose Hide household beside a shared form to remove that anonymous household's variants from your device.
- Email: contact the Liafuan child-safety point of contact at www.saifullah.ai@gmail.com.
- Immediate danger: contact local emergency services or law enforcement first. In the United States, reports may also be made to the NCMEC CyberTipline.
5) Review, enforcement, and legal cooperation
Safety reports enter a restricted moderation record. We may hide or remove contributions, revoke an anonymous shared identity, preserve necessary evidence, restrict service access, and report suspected child exploitation to NCMEC or other appropriate authorities as required by applicable law. Knowingly false or abusive reporting may also result in restrictions.
6) Child-safety contact
Saifullah Ahad — Developer and Child Safety Point of Contact
Email: www.saifullah.ai@gmail.com
Website: https://saifullah.ai