Child Safety Standards — B7R

Last updated: August 2026 · Privacy Policy · Terms of Service · Refunds · About · Child Safety Standards · Account deletion

These are B7R's standards against child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE). They form part of the Terms of Service and bind everyone who uses the app.

1) Our position: zero tolerance

We absolutely prohibit any content or conduct that abuses or exploits a child, whether the child is real, drawn, or generated by artificial intelligence.

Anyone who does this has their account permanently banned on the first occurrence and without warning, the evidence is preserved, and they are reported to the competent authorities.

2) The app is for adults aged 18 and over

The minimum age of use is 18. A minor may not create an account or use anyone else's, and an adult may not bring a minor into the app on their account.

If we learn — by report or by review — that an account belongs to someone under 18, we close it and erase its data.

3) What is absolutely prohibited

• Any image, clip, text or audio placing a child in a sexual context, any nudity of a child, or any sexual description of a child.
• Grooming: building a relationship with a minor in preparation for sexual harm, requesting images from them, or sending them sexual content.
• Sextortion of children and threatening to publish their images.
• Trafficking children, offering them, or promoting services involving them.
• Promoting, glorifying or defending these acts, or pointing to where such material can be obtained.
• Sharing links or handles leading to any of the above outside the app.
• Impersonating or pretending to be a minor in order to attract those seeking children.

Intent, humour and artistic context are not accepted as defences in this area.

4) How we prevent and detect

• An automatic filter on every surface where text is written — rooms, posts, comments, private messages, groups, families and game tables. Severe terms have their message blocked immediately, result in an immediate mute, and open a report in the review queue.
• Human review: the report queue is read by the admin team, and its decisions are written to an audit log that cannot be erased.
• Device-level banning, not just account-level: the fingerprint of a banned user's device stays on the blocked list, so they cannot return with a new account from the same device.
• Controls over content shown in rooms: a room owner can open a player for everyone, and we can disable that feature for any room that misuses it.

5) How to report

Reports involving children are treated with the highest priority, and no particular format is required. The available channels:

• From inside a live room: tap the user, then "🚩 Report" on their card.
• From any message: the 🚩 button beside it — in room chat, private messages, group chat and family chat.
• From a profile: the ⋮ menu at the top of the page → "Report user".
• From posts and comments: the 🚩 button on the post or on the comment itself.
• From the Watch Together screen: the report button for the content being shown.
• From the Support section inside the app: describe what you saw and where.
• By email directly: child-safety@4usparty.com — this channel is open to anyone, including people with no account in the app.

Please include what identifies the location (the username or ID, the room, and the time), so we can reach it quickly. Do not upload the abusive image itself and do not republish it — describing it and where it is, is enough.

6) What happens after a report

1. Urgent review — we aim to look at child safety reports within 24 hours.

2. Content removal and immediate account suspension as soon as a violation is likely, not after final certainty.

3. A permanent ban on the account and its device.

4. Evidence preservation (the content, the account data and its timestamps) for the competent authorities; it is not erased when its owner deletes their account.

5. External reporting: we report to the competent authorities in Oman, we report to NCMEC (the US National Center for Missing & Exploited Children) where applicable, and we cooperate with lawful law-enforcement requests.

7) Point of contact

The point of contact responsible for everything concerning child safety — for users, for Google, and for the authorities:

child-safety@4usparty.com

8) Our compliance with law and standards

We comply with child protection law in the Sultanate of Oman and in the countries where the app is used, with the Google Play Child Safety Standards policy, and with removing and reporting child sexual abuse material to the competent authority whenever it occurs.

9) Review of these standards

We review these standards at least once a year, and whenever a feature that affects user safety changes. The date of the last update is shown at the top of the published page.