Child Safety Standards
Last updated: May 30, 2026
MaskedTalk is an anonymous social chat app for adults. We do not allow users under 17, and we do not permit child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) or child sexual abuse material (CSAM) anywhere in MaskedTalk.
Zero tolerance for CSAE and CSAM
MaskedTalk prohibits content or behavior that sexually exploits, abuses, endangers, grooms, extorts, traffics, or otherwise harms children. This includes photos, videos, computer-generated imagery, messages, profile content, stories, calls, game chat, or any other activity involving CSAM or CSAE.
In-app reporting and blocking
Users can report safety concerns directly inside MaskedTalk from messages, profiles, and stories. Users can also block accounts. Reports are reviewed by our moderation team and may result in content removal, account restrictions, suspension, permanent termination, or preservation of evidence for legal compliance.
Moderation and enforcement
- We use automated and manual moderation processes to review reported content and detect policy violations.
- When we obtain actual knowledge of CSAM in MaskedTalk, we remove or disable access to the material as appropriate.
- Accounts involved in CSAE or CSAM may be immediately suspended, banned, or deleted.
- We preserve relevant safety evidence where needed to investigate abuse, protect users, prevent repeat harm, or comply with lawful requests.
Legal compliance and authority reporting
MaskedTalk complies with applicable child safety laws. When required or appropriate under applicable law, we report apparent CSAM or credible child safety threats to the relevant regional or national authorities and cooperate with valid legal requests.
Child safety contact
For child safety, CSAM, or CSAE compliance questions, contact:
This contact is monitored for safety and compliance matters.
Related policies
These standards work together with our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Support page.