Child Safety Standards

1. Age requirement and identity verification

Date to Marry is exclusively for people aged 18 or over. We enforce this with mandatory government-issued identity verification, carried out by our partner Didit, before anyone can access matching or messaging. A member who cannot pass verification cannot use the Service under any circumstances.

Any account found to belong to a minor is suspended immediately and permanently deleted, however it was created, and all data associated with it is removed.

2. Zero tolerance for CSAE

We strictly prohibit any content or conduct that sexually exploits or endangers a minor, including:

• Child sexual abuse material of any kind.
• Grooming behaviour directed at a minor.
• Solicitation of a minor for sexual purposes.
• Sharing, distributing, linking to, or requesting CSAM.
• Any content that sexualises a minor, whether it depicts a real person or not.

Breaching this policy results in immediate and permanent termination. We preserve all relevant evidence and report confirmed violations to the appropriate national authorities and to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) through CyberTipline, as required by the PROTECT Our Children Act (18 U.S.C. § 2258A) and equivalent laws elsewhere.

3. In-app reporting

Every member can report a safety concern, including suspected CSAE, from inside the app at any time. Reports are reviewed promptly by a person. An account under investigation for CSAE is suspended pending review and permanently banned on confirmation.

Members who make a good-faith safety report are protected from retaliation, and we do not disclose who reported whom.

4. Proactive detection

• Mandatory government-issued ID verification for every member before any access to other members.
• Human review of behavioural reports raised by members or flagged by our moderation systems.
• Immediate suspension of any account credibly suspected of CSAE activity.
• Permanent deletion of any content that breaches this policy.
• Monitoring for behavioural patterns consistent with grooming or exploitation.

5. AI-generated content

Our prohibition covers AI-generated, synthetic, and computer-generated imagery that depicts or sexualises a minor. We draw no distinction between real and generated material, and in a growing number of jurisdictions neither does the law.

6. Cooperation with authorities

We comply with applicable child safety law and cooperate with law enforcement and regulators in every relevant jurisdiction. We respond promptly to lawful requests for information and for preservation of records in connection with CSAE investigations.

Confirmed CSAM is reported to NCMEC through CyberTipline and, where applicable, to national and regional authorities in line with local requirements.

7. Consequences

• Immediate and permanent ban.
• Preservation and disclosure of all relevant evidence to law enforcement.
• Mandatory reporting to NCMEC and to the applicable authorities.
• No eligibility to register again, ever.

8. Child safety point of contact

To report a child safety concern, use the in-app report feature, or contact our designated child safety point of contact directly. That contact is responsible for our CSAM prevention practices and compliance, and is available to platform partners, regulators, and law enforcement.

Child safety contact: hello@datetomarry.app

For urgent law enforcement or regulatory enquiries, use that address with “URGENT — Child Safety” in the subject line.