KINJO
Child Safety Standards Google Play Compliance

Trust & Safety

Child Safety Standards

KINJO maintains a strict, absolute zero-tolerance policy against Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) and Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE). We are committed to maintaining a safe digital environment and actively cooperating with law enforcement and global child protection organizations.

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Zero-tolerance policy against CSAE & CSAM

KINJO strictly prohibits any form of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE) and Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM).

There is zero tolerance on our platform for any depiction, discussion, promotion, grooming, solicitation, or sharing of content that exploits or endangers minors. Any account found to be involved in the creation, upload, transmission, or storage of such material will be subject to immediate, permanent termination without notice, and will be reported to national and international law enforcement agencies.

Strict Enforcement:

We enforce this policy globally across all features of the KINJO application, website, profile cards, images, and user communications without exception.

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Prevention, detection & moderation

To prevent, identify, and eliminate illicit material on KINJO, we employ multi-layered proactive and reactive safeguards:

  • Pre-Upload & Automated Image Screening: All user-uploaded media (such as profile photographs) are scanned using automated image filtering and perceptual hash matching systems designed to flag and block known abusive imagery before it can be displayed.
  • AI Text Analysis: Text fields (including profile bios, headlines, and prompt responses) are monitored using automated language moderation tools to detect grooming keywords, predatory language, solicitation, and abusive behavior.
  • Human Review: Any content flagged by automated tools or reported by users is immediately routed to our dedicated Trust & Safety moderation team for expedited human review.
  • Account Deplatforming: When abusive content or predatory intent is confirmed, the offending account is permanently banned, all active sessions are revoked, and associated device fingerprints are blacklisted.
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In-app reporting mechanisms

KINJO provides intuitive, immediate in-app reporting tools accessible to every user at all times:

How to Report a Safety Concern In-App:

  1. On any user’s profile card or screen, tap the Options / More menu (three dots icon).
  2. Select Report User → choose Child Safety / Inappropriate Content as the reason.
  3. Optionally provide additional context or screenshots, then tap Submit Report.
  4. You will immediately be given the option to Block the user, ensuring they can no longer interact with or discover you.

All reports flagged under child safety categories receive highest priority and are reviewed by our safety team within hours.

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Reporting to regional & international authorities

KINJO fully complies with all applicable local, national, and international child protection laws. In accordance with legal mandates and ethical obligations:

  • Reporting to NCMEC: Any confirmed or suspected instances of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) or child sexual exploitation are immediately reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) via their CyberTipline, as well as to relevant regional law enforcement agencies.
  • Law Enforcement Cooperation: We actively cooperate with lawful requests from law enforcement agencies, preserving relevant technical evidence, metadata, IP addresses, and records in compliance with legal procedures to assist in investigations and prosecution.
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Strict 18+ age restriction

KINJO is exclusively intended for adults aged 18 and older. Minors are strictly prohibited from creating accounts or using the Service.

  • During registration, users must verify that they are 18 years of age or older.
  • If we discover or suspect that a user is under 18, their account is terminated immediately and their personal data is purged in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
  • We encourage parents, guardians, and users to report any suspected underage accounts directly to nikunjgarg890@gmail.com or hello@kinjo.world.
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Designated point of contact for child safety

In accordance with Google Play Developer Policy, KINJO has appointed a designated point of contact who is ready and authorized to speak regarding our CSAM prevention practices, compliance, and child safety inquiries:

KINJO Child Safety & CSAM Compliance Officer:

Designated Contact Email: nikunjgarg890@gmail.com

Alternative Support Email: hello@kinjo.world

Website: https://kinjo.world

Law enforcement agencies and child protection organizations can reach out directly to the emails above for urgent inquiries.