Child Safety Standards

Our policies and practices to prevent child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) on Muslink.

Our Commitment

Muslink has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation. We are committed to providing a safe environment for all users, and we take active measures to prevent, detect, and respond to any content or behavior that endangers minors. The exploitation or abuse of children is illegal under the laws of every jurisdiction Muslink operates in, and we cooperate fully with law enforcement to identify and report offenders.

Prohibited Content and Conduct

The following are strictly prohibited on Muslink and will result in immediate account termination, content removal, and reporting to the appropriate authorities:

• Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in any form, including photos, videos, illustrations, animations, text descriptions, or links
• Grooming, predatory behavior, or any attempt to solicit, coerce, or manipulate minors
• Sextortion or any non-consensual sexual content involving minors
• Sexualized commentary, content, or imagery involving any person under 18
• Sharing or trading of CSAM or links to such material
• Use of the platform to facilitate the trafficking or exploitation of children

How We Detect and Prevent CSAE

Muslink uses a combination of technology, human review, and user reporting to keep the platform safe:

• Account age requirement: Muslink is intended for users aged 18 and older. Users under 18 are not permitted to create accounts. We take active enforcement action when we identify accounts that appear to belong to minors under our age requirement.
• Image moderation: Uploaded images are scanned by automated content-moderation systems designed to flag policy-violating content for human review before it is made public.
• Human review: Our trust and safety team reviews all flagged content and user reports. Confirmed violations result in immediate removal and account action.
• Behavioral signals: We monitor for patterns of behavior consistent with grooming, predatory contact, or exploitation, and we take proactive enforcement action when such patterns are detected.
• Reporting tools: Every user can report any post, message, profile, or piece of content directly from the app. Reports are reviewed by our moderation team.
• Blocking: Users can block other users at any time. Blocked accounts cannot contact or view the blocking user's content.

Reporting and Response

Users can report any concern about child safety directly from within the Muslink app:

• Tap the "..." menu on any post, message, or profile and select Report
• Choose the reason that best describes the issue, including "Child safety" or "Inappropriate content involving a minor"
• Reports are received by our moderation team and reviewed promptly

You can also email child safety concerns directly to safety@muslink.com. We aim to respond to and review all child safety reports within 24 hours.

Cooperation with Law Enforcement

Muslink reports confirmed instances of child sexual abuse material to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) in the United States, and to equivalent authorities in other jurisdictions where required by law. We preserve relevant data and cooperate with valid legal process from law enforcement agencies investigating child exploitation.

Where reporting to local authorities is mandated by law, we comply with those legal requirements in the countries where we operate.

Point of Contact

User Education and Resources

We encourage users, parents, and guardians to learn more about online child safety and CSAE prevention. The following resources offer additional information and support:

• National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC)
• INHOPE — international network of hotlines for reporting CSAM
• Internet Watch Foundation
• Thorn — technology to defend children from sexual abuse

Updates to This Document

We review and update these standards regularly as our platform evolves and as new prevention practices and legal requirements emerge. Material changes will be reflected by updating the "last updated" date below.

Last updated: May 18, 2026