Child Safety Standards

Last updated October 17, 2026

MoodDare prohibits child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including child sexual abuse material (CSAM). These standards apply to all accounts, posts, photos, videos, comments, profiles and other activity on MoodDare. Although MoodDare is intended for adults aged 18 and over, protecting children remains part of our responsibility.

What we prohibit

Do not create, upload, request, distribute or promote material that sexually abuses or exploits anyone under 18. This includes CSAM, sexual solicitation of children, grooming, sexual extortion, child sex trafficking, and links or instructions that facilitate this abuse. Attempts to use MoodDare to arrange or encourage such activity are also prohibited.

Report a child safety concern

In the app, open the menu on the relevant moment, comment or profile and choose Report moment, Report comment or Report account. Where a reason is requested, choose Child safety concern (or Sexual content on older versions), then complete the report. You do not need to be certain that a violation occurred to raise a concern.

You can also contact oscasavia@gmail.com with the subject MoodDare child safety concern. Include the username, a link or identifier for the content if available, and a brief description. Do not download, screenshot, forward or attach suspected CSAM to an email.

If a child is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services. MoodDare’s reporting channels are not an emergency service.

How we respond

MoodDare’s operator personally reviews reports through our moderation tools. We act on identified violations by removing offending content from the service and restricting or banning accounts as appropriate. When we become aware of CSAM, we take action to remove access to it and address the account responsible.

We comply with applicable child safety laws, including reporting and evidence-preservation requirements. Removing content from public access is separate from retaining information when legally required.

Reporting to the appropriate authorities

MoodDare is registered as an electronic service provider with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and has access to its secure CyberTipline reporting system. We report apparent child sexual exploitation, including CSAM, to NCMEC as required by U.S. law and cooperate with lawful requests from relevant authorities.

Learn about the NCMEC CyberTipline. Registration provides a reporting channel; it does not imply endorsement or certification of MoodDare.

Child safety contact

MoodDare’s operator is the designated child safety contact and handles questions about these standards, moderation practices and child safety reports. Contact oscasavia@gmail.com.

These standards supplement our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.