SSK Live

Child Safety Standards

Last updated: September 23, 2026

These are the published standards SSK Live follows to prevent child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) on our platform, how you can report a concern, and what we do when we receive one.

Report a child safety concern

Use the Report button on any profile, live room, message, or post in the app, or email imnaimur08@gmail.com. If a child is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first.

1. Our commitment

SSK Live has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including child sexual abuse material (CSAM). We prohibit it everywhere in the app, and we act on it whenever we become aware of it.

  • This applies to live audio/video rooms, chat messages, comments, posts, profile photos, usernames, bios, and gifts.
  • There are no exceptions for context, humor, role-play, or "private" rooms.

2. What is prohibited

  • Any sexual or sexualized content involving a person under 18, real or depicted, in any form.
  • Grooming: contacting, befriending, or manipulating a minor for sexual purposes or to lower their guard.
  • Sextortion, blackmail, or coercion of a minor, and requests for sexual images or acts from a minor.
  • Soliciting, advertising, trading, or linking to CSAM or to places where it can be found.
  • Sexualized comments about minors, and any content that presents child abuse as acceptable or normal.
  • Live streams or content featuring minors in a sexual, exploitative, or unsafe context.

3. Age requirement and prevention

SSK Live is an 18+ platform. Minors are not permitted to use the app or to stream.

  • Users must confirm they are at least 18 years old and accept our Terms and Privacy Policy before creating an account.
  • Our host terms state that streamers under 18 are not accepted, and that hosts must never allow child-related content or child behavior to appear in their streams.
  • Accounts we believe belong to a person under 18 are restricted or permanently banned, and their content is removed.
  • A banned account is blocked from signing in and from using the app's services.

4. How to report a concern

Anyone can report suspected CSAE. You do not need to be a user of the app to contact us.

  • In the app: tap Report on a user profile, live room, chat message, or post, then choose the reason. Reasons include "Child safety concern", "Underage user", and "Nudity or sexual content". You can add details to help our review.
  • By email: write to imnaimur08@gmail.com with the account name or ID, the time, and any relevant details. Please do not attach or forward the content itself. Describe it instead.
  • If a child is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first.

5. How we respond

  • Every report is placed in a moderation queue that our admin team reviews. Reports involving child safety are prioritized over all other report types.
  • Content that violates these standards is removed, and the responsible account is permanently banned.
  • Reports are recorded with the reviewer's decision and notes, so actions can be audited.
  • We do not tolerate retaliation against people who report in good faith.

6. Legal compliance and reporting to authorities

  • We comply with the child safety laws that apply to our service, including laws on the reporting of CSAM.
  • When we identify apparent CSAM or child exploitation, we report it to the relevant regional or national authorities and child-protection bodies, such as the NCMEC CyberTipline where applicable and local law enforcement.
  • We preserve the relevant account information and records where the law requires it, and cooperate with valid legal requests from law enforcement.

7. Child safety point of contact

  • Our designated contact for child safety, CSAM prevention, and regulator or law-enforcement inquiries is imnaimur08@gmail.com.
  • This contact is able to discuss our CSAM prevention practices and compliance.

8. Updates to these standards

  • We review these standards regularly and update them as our product and the law change. The "Last updated" date above shows the latest revision.