Safety Standards
Published child safety standards for SlamZ, provided by Maas Infotech and Consulting.
SlamZ explicitly prohibits child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), child sexual abuse material (CSAM), grooming, sexualization of minors, sextortion, trafficking, solicitation, or any content or behavior that exploits, abuses, or endangers children.
Users must not create, upload, request, distribute, promote, or attempt to obtain any content or interaction involving CSAE or CSAM. This applies across SlamZ profiles, templates, slambooks, questions, responses, uploaded media, Tea Room discussions, names, invitations, and support communications.
SlamZ provides in-app reporting for supported user-generated content surfaces, including slambooks, slambook responses, and Tea Room messages or replies. Users can also report child safety concerns by emailing support@slamz.in.
Emergency or immediate danger should be reported to local law enforcement first.
When SlamZ obtains actual knowledge of suspected CSAE or CSAM, SlamZ reviews the concern and takes appropriate action in accordance with these standards, the Community Guidelines, and applicable law. This may include removing content, restricting features, suspending or deleting accounts, preserving relevant information when legally required, and reporting confirmed CSAM to appropriate regional or national authorities where required by law.
Google Play, users, guardians, law enforcement, or child-safety organizations can contact SlamZ at support@slamz.in for child safety notifications or questions about SlamZ enforcement and review procedures.