Our standard
Any1 is an interaction reputation platform, not a dating service or anonymous chat service. Regardless of a person's age, Any1 prohibits conduct or content that sexually exploits, abuses, endangers, or targets a child.
Child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) includes grooming, sexual solicitation, sextortion, trafficking of a child for sex, sexualization of a minor, and any other conduct intended to facilitate sexual abuse or exploitation.
Prohibited content and behavior
Users must not create, upload, request, store, share, distribute, promote, or link to child sexual abuse material (CSAM). This prohibition includes images, videos, messages, descriptions, drawings, computer-generated imagery, or other material that depicts or facilitates the sexual abuse or exploitation of a child.
Users must not use Any1 to groom a child, arrange sexual contact with a child, solicit sexual imagery from a child, threaten or extort a child, promote the sexual exploitation of children, or identify, recruit, or traffic children for sexual purposes.
Reporting a concern
Report suspected CSAE, CSAM, grooming, or any other child-safety concern to the Any1 child-safety team at safety@any1app.com. Include the relevant profile or rating link, a description of the concern, and the approximate date and time if available.
Do not download, forward, or attach suspected CSAM. If a child may be in immediate danger, contact local emergency services or the relevant child-protection authority immediately.
Response and enforcement
Any1 reviews reports involving child safety as a priority. Where appropriate, we may remove or restrict content, suspend or terminate accounts, preserve relevant information as permitted by law, and restrict access to protect users and the integrity of an investigation.
We may request additional information from a reporter when needed to assess a concern. We do not promise a particular outcome or disclose confidential enforcement information.
CSAM and legal cooperation
When Any1 obtains actual knowledge of CSAM or other CSAE, we take appropriate action under these standards and applicable law. Confirmed CSAM is removed or access is restricted, and reports are made to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) or the relevant regional authority where required.
Any1 cooperates with valid requests from law-enforcement and child-protection authorities and maintains processes for handling lawful preservation and disclosure requests.
Child-safety point of contact
Our designated child-safety point of contact is the Any1 Trust and Safety team at safety@any1app.com. This contact is responsible for receiving child-safety reports and responding to potential CSAE notices from Google Play or relevant authorities.
Updates
We may update these standards as the Any1 service, applicable law, and child-safety best practices develop. The current version will remain publicly available on this page.