Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Policy

1. Introduction

Setav is committed to creating a safe and professional digital environment. We have a zero-tolerance policy for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE). This policy outlines our approach to detecting, reporting, and preventing such activities in compliance with global laws and best practices.

2. Scope

This policy applies to all users, content, and interactions on Setav, including:

User profiles
Shared links and media
Messaging and communication features

3. Prohibited Content and Activities

Setav strictly prohibits:

Uploading, sharing, or distributing child sexual abuse material (CSAM)
Grooming or soliciting minors for sexual purposes
Using Setav to facilitate child trafficking or exploitation
Any activity that violates child protection laws

4. Detection and Moderation

To prevent CSAE, Setav employs:

Automated content scanning for CSAM
Manual review of flagged content
Reporting mechanisms for users to report suspected CSAE
Regular training for moderators on identifying and handling CSAE cases

5. Reporting and Cooperation with Authorities

Any detected CSAM or CSAE-related activities are reported to law enforcement and child protection organizations.

Setav cooperates fully with law enforcement agencies and international child protection bodies.

Users can report suspected CSAE through our in-app reporting system or via email at support@setav.com.

6. Account Actions and Consequences

Setav enforces the following actions:

Immediate removal of any CSAM or CSAE-related content
Permanent banning of users involved in CSAE activities
Legal action where applicable, including reporting to authorities

7. Prevention and Awareness

Setav is dedicated to:

Raising awareness about online child safety
Collaborating with child protection organizations
Implementing age-verification measures where necessary

8. Compliance and Legal Framework

Setav adheres to international child protection laws, including:

The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC)
U.S. PROTECT Act and National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) reporting requirements
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) for data handling