Trust and Safety

How our sites handle public creator discovery, safety reviews, prohibited content, profile controls, and user reports.

Regulation & Compliance

May 2, 2026·3 min read

Our sites help adults discover and understand public creator profile signals. We do not host subscriber-only content, private messages, payment data, private account data, or private location information.

This page explains the safety standards we use when collecting, organizing, ranking, and displaying public creator data. It is practical product guidance, not legal advice.

Core Standards

We aim to:

Show only approved public or creator-submitted profile signals.
Avoid exposing private addresses, exact location, real-time location, private contact details, or private identity documents.
Give creators and authorized representatives a clear path to request corrections, claims, sensitive-field hiding, impersonation review, or removal.
Keep discovery pages adult-oriented and clearly separate from content involving minors, coercion, exploitation, trafficking, doxxing, harassment, or non-consensual material.
Remove or restrict content when a credible safety, consent, age, impersonation, or legal issue is reported.

Prohibited Content and Signals

We should not knowingly index, display, promote, or link to:

Content involving minors or any sexualized minor-related material.
Non-consensual intimate content.
Stolen, leaked, hacked, or subscriber-only content.
Private addresses, phone numbers, government IDs, payment details, private emails, or private social accounts.
Exact or real-time location data.
Threats, harassment, blackmail, coercion, stalking, or doxxing instructions.
Impersonation intended to mislead users about a creator's identity or official channels.
Content that appears connected to trafficking, exploitation, or coercion.

Public Data Limits

Public does not automatically mean safe to display. Even when a signal appears publicly, we may suppress, generalize, or remove it if it creates avoidable risk.

Location labels should be broad discovery signals only. They should not imply an address, live location, offline availability, or permission to contact someone outside official creator channels.

Reports and Reviews

Users, creators, and representatives can report:

Incorrect profile information.
Impersonation or fake profiles.
Sensitive personal information.
Non-consensual or stolen material.
Age, consent, exploitation, or safety concerns.
Broken official links or misleading redirects.
Requests to claim, update, hide, or remove a profile.

Reports are routed to a review queue with timestamps, source URLs, reporter contact details where provided, and the affected profile URL.

Review Actions

Depending on the report, we may:

Correct inaccurate public profile details.
Hide sensitive fields.
Replace exact labels with broader labels.
Mark a profile as unclaimed, disputed, or under review.
Remove a profile from discovery.
Block a source from future ingestion.
Escalate urgent safety, age, consent, or legal concerns for priority review.

Creator Controls

Creators and authorized representatives can request:

Profile removal.
Profile claim or verification.
Corrections to public profile fields.
Removal of sensitive personal details.
Updates to official links.
Review of impersonation or misleading listings.

Requests should be handled through the claim profile, creator removal, DMCA, or general support workflow depending on the issue.

Response Targets

Operational targets:

Urgent safety, age, exploitation, doxxing, or non-consensual content reports: prioritize as soon as reasonably possible.
Creator removal and sensitive-field requests: acknowledge promptly and review with priority.
Profile corrections and claims: process after basic ownership or authorization checks.
General editorial issues: route to normal editorial review.

These targets are internal goals, not service guarantees.