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Child Safety Standards

Last updated: 31 August 2026  ·  Effective: 31 August 2026

This page is our published child safety standard, as required by Google Play's policy on child sexual abuse and exploitation. It describes what we prohibit, how you report it, how we act, and who is accountable.

1. Our standards

The following are absolutely prohibited on Zaviro Live, whether in a live stream, a voice room, a private message, a post, a profile, a username or a room title:

• Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in any form, real or generated.
• Sexualising a minor — including sexual commentary, roleplay, or sexualised description of a real or fictional child.
• Grooming: building a relationship with a minor for sexual purposes.
• Sextortion, or soliciting sexual images from a minor.
• Trafficking of, or advertising sexual access to, a minor.
• Directing a minor to sexual content, or asking a minor to perform a sexual act on camera.
• Sharing links, handles or off-platform locations where any of the above can be found.

Zaviro Live is an 18+ service. Minors may not hold an account. An account we determine belongs to a person under 18 is removed and its data deleted, whether or not any other rule was broken.

2. How to report — in the app

Reporting is available everywhere content appears, without leaving the app:

1. A live room or voice party — tap the ⋮ menu at the top right of the room, then Report, then choose Child endangerment / sexual content involving a minor.
2. A user — open their profile, tap ⋮, then Report. Blocking is on the same menu and takes effect immediately.
3. A message — press and hold the message, then Report.
4. A post or comment — tap ⋮ on the post, then Report.

A report of child endangerment is routed to the front of the moderation queue and does not wait behind ordinary reports.

3. How to report — outside the app

You do not need an account to report CSAE. Email childsafety@zaviroapp.live with as much of the following as you have: the username or profile link, the room name, the date and time, and what you saw. Do not attach or forward the material itself — describe it instead. Possessing or transmitting CSAM is a crime even when the intention is to report it.

4. What we do with a report

Step	Action	Target time
1	Report enters the priority queue and the content is hidden from other users while it is assessed	Immediate
2	A trained human moderator reviews it	Within 24 hours
3	Confirmed CSAE: content removed, account permanently terminated, device and network identifiers blocked to prevent re-registration	Immediately on confirmation
4	Referral to law enforcement and to the relevant national reporting body, with the evidence preserved	Without delay
5	Reporter informed that the report was actioned, to the extent the investigation allows	After step 3

5. Prevention

• Date of birth is collected at sign-up and an 18+ minimum age is enforced.
• Usernames, room titles, profile text and chat pass through automated filtering for known CSAE terminology before they are shown.
• Live rooms are subject to moderator entry and review.
• Moderators are trained to recognise grooming patterns and age-misstatement signals, and can end a stream instantly.
• Terminated accounts have their identifiers retained specifically to block re-registration.

6. Legal compliance

Zaviro Live complies with applicable child safety and child sexual abuse reporting laws in the jurisdictions where we operate, including reporting obligations to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) where they apply, and to national law-enforcement authorities. We preserve evidence as required and cooperate fully with lawful requests from investigators.

7. Point of contact

Our designated child safety point of contact is reachable at childsafety@zaviroapp.live. This address is monitored, and is the correct address for law enforcement, regulators, Google, and child safety organisations to use.

If a child is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first. Then tell us, so we can preserve the evidence.

8. External help

• NCMEC CyberTipline (United States) — report.cybertip.org
• Internet Watch Foundation — report.iwf.org.uk
• INHOPE, for a hotline in your country — inhope.org