🛡️ Child Safety Standards

EventMap - Commitment to Child Safety

⚠️ Age Restriction: 18+ Only

EventMap is strictly for users aged 18 and older. Our platform is designed for adults organizing and attending community events. We do not permit users under 18 years of age to create accounts or use our services.

🔒 Our Commitment to Child Safety

EventMap has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE). We are committed to maintaining a safe platform and have implemented comprehensive measures to prevent, detect, and respond to any content or behavior that endangers children.

📋 Our Standards Against CSAE

  • Strict Age Requirement: Users must be 18 or older to create an account
  • Content Monitoring: All user-generated content is subject to review and moderation
  • Reporting System: Easy-to-use reporting tools for inappropriate content
  • Immediate Action: Reported content is reviewed and acted upon promptly
  • Law Enforcement Cooperation: We cooperate fully with law enforcement agencies
  • Account Termination: Permanent bans for violations of child safety policies

🚨 Prohibited Content & Behavior

The following are strictly prohibited on EventMap:

⚖️ Legal Consequences

Violation of these standards will result in immediate account termination and reporting to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), local law enforcement, and other appropriate authorities. CSAE is a serious crime with severe legal consequences.

🛡️ Safety Measures We've Implemented

1. Age Verification

2. Content Moderation

3. User Safety Tools

4. Account Security

📢 How to Report Concerns

Report Within the App

For immediate action: Use the "Report" button available on events, profiles, and chat messages. Our team reviews all reports within 24 hours.

Report Directly to Our Team

Safety & Abuse Reports:

[email protected]

Subject line: "Safety Concern - Urgent"
Include: User details, content description, screenshots if available

Emergency Response: Critical safety issues are addressed immediately (within 1 hour during business hours).

🤝 Cooperation with Authorities

EventMap cooperates fully with law enforcement agencies and child safety organizations including:

  • NCMEC (National Center for Missing & Exploited Children)
  • Local law enforcement in relevant jurisdictions
  • Australian Federal Police (eSafety Commissioner)
  • Interpol for international cases

We preserve evidence and provide information as legally required to support investigations and prosecutions.

👥 User Responsibilities

All EventMap users agree to:

🔄 Continuous Improvement

We continuously review and update our safety measures to address emerging threats and incorporate best practices in child safety. Our policies and procedures are reviewed quarterly and updated as needed.

Recent Safety Enhancements:

📚 Policy Framework

Our child safety standards are built upon and comply with:

🔍 Transparency & Accountability

Transparency Report: We are committed to transparency in our safety efforts. Upon request, we can provide information about:

  • Number of safety reports received and resolved
  • Average response time to safety concerns
  • Content removal statistics
  • Account actions taken (bans, suspensions)

📞 Emergency Contacts

⚠️ If You Witness or Suspect Child Abuse:

Contact authorities immediately:

  • Australia: 000 (Emergency) or 131 237 (Crime Stoppers)
  • USA: 911 (Emergency) or 1-800-THE-LOST (NCMEC)
  • UK: 999 (Emergency) or 0800 1111 (Childline)
  • Report to NCMEC: CyberTipline.org

Then report to EventMap: [email protected] with subject "URGENT: Child Safety"

📖 Related Policies

✉️ Contact Information

Safety & Trust Team

Email: [email protected]

For Safety & Abuse Reports: Use subject line "Safety Concern - Urgent"

We respond to safety concerns within 1 hour during business hours (9 AM - 6 PM AEST)
and within 24 hours outside business hours.

🔐 Data Protection

Reports and investigations are handled confidentially. Reporter identities are protected, and sensitive information is shared only with law enforcement when legally required.