Child Safety Standards

Child Safety Standards Effective date: August 19, 2026 Published by: ANIMA AI 007 SERVICES - FZCO, operator of Amavie ("we", "us") 1. Our commitment and zero-tolerance policy Amavie AI Characters is an adult (18+) AI-companion platform. We have a strict zero-tolerance policy toward child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and child sexual abuse material (CSAM). We do not permit, and we actively work to detect, remove, and report, any content or conduct that sexualizes, endangers, or exploits minors. This commitment applies to all parts of Amavie: user accounts, user-generated content, AI-generated content, characters, chats, roleplay episodes, stories, images, profiles, and any communication on the platform. 2. Who may use Amavie Amavie AI Characters is intended only for adults aged 18 years or older: an explicit age confirmation is required before first access, and an account without it cannot use the service — including accounts created in Amavie Sport or Amavie Joker, which are asked to confirm on their first entry. Amavie Sport and Amavie Joker are available from age 13 (or the higher minimum age of digital consent where you live) and contain no sexual or mature content. We do not knowingly allow anyone under 13 to hold an Amavie account, or anyone under 18 to use Amavie AI Characters. Accounts we identify as violating these age rules are terminated, and their data is handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable law. 3. Prohibited content and conduct (CSAE) The following are strictly prohibited on Amavie and will result in immediate removal, account termination, and, where required by law, reporting to authorities. This list is not exhaustive: - Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in any form — real, AI-generated, drawn, animated, or otherwise depicted. - Sexualization of minors, including AI characters, avatars, or personas that depict, imply, or are designed to represent a person under 18 in a sexual, suggestive, or exploitative manner. - Creating, requesting, sharing, or roleplaying sexual or sexually suggestive scenarios involving minors or characters that depict minors. - Grooming, solicitation, or any attempt to sexualize, lure, or exploit a minor. - Sexual extortion ("sextortion") of, or involving, minors. - Trafficking, advertising, or facilitating the exploitation of minors. - Any text, image, audio, or other content that normalizes, promotes, or provides instructions for the sexual abuse of children. This applies regardless of whether the depicted minor is real or fictional, and regardless of whether the content was created by a user or generated by AI. 4. How we prevent and detect CSAE We use a combination of measures to keep CSAE off the platform: - Age gating: an Amavie account requires a minimum age of 13, and access to Amavie AI Characters requires an explicit 18+ confirmation recorded on the account before first access. - Safety filters and prohibited-content controls applied to AI generation (text and images), designed to refuse and block sexual content involving minors. - Automated and manual moderation of user-generated and AI-generated content. - Prompt and content classifiers that flag potential CSAE for review. - Account and behavioral signals used to detect and remove offending accounts. - Restrictions preventing the creation of characters or personas that depict minors in a sexual context. 5. Reporting CSAE — how to report Anyone can report suspected CSAE content, conduct, or accounts. We act on every report. - In-app: use the "Report" control available on content, characters, profiles, and chats to flag material for review. - By email: contact our child-safety team at [email protected]. When reporting, please include (where possible) a link or identifier for the content, account, or character, and a short description of the concern. Reports may be made anonymously. 6. How we handle reports - Reports of suspected CSAE are prioritized and reviewed promptly by our trust-and-safety team. - Confirmed violating content is removed immediately. - Accounts involved in CSAE are terminated and may be permanently banned. - We preserve relevant evidence as required and cooperate with law enforcement. - We report confirmed or suspected CSAM to the appropriate authorities and recognized reporting bodies, including the U.S. National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) where applicable, and equivalent authorities and hotlines in other jurisdictions, as required by law. 7. Compliance with law We comply with applicable child-safety laws and reporting obligations in the jurisdictions in which we operate and in which our users are located. We cooperate fully with law enforcement and child-protection organizations, including responding to lawful requests and preserving and disclosing information as legally required. 8. Designated child-safety contact Child-safety point of contact: [email protected] We review this contact channel regularly and respond to child-safety matters as a priority. 9. Updates We may update these Child Safety Standards from time to time. Material changes will be reflected by an updated effective date on this page.