Child Safety Standards

Nabora has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and child sexual abuse material (CSAM). These standards apply to every user, profile, photo, message, and interaction on Nabora.

We prohibit any attempt to create, upload, request, possess, promote, sell, exchange, or distribute content that sexually exploits or endangers a person under 18.

Prohibited activity includes, but is not limited to:

• CSAM, including real, altered, computer-generated, or illustrated material.
• Grooming, sexual solicitation, or sexualization of a minor.
• Sextortion, coercion, blackmail, trafficking, or threats involving a minor.
• Sharing intimate imagery of a minor, including self-generated imagery.
• Links, instructions, coded language, or groups used to find or exchange CSAM.
• Content that identifies, humiliates, or further victimizes a child survivor.

Nabora is not intended for children. Users must meet the minimum age shown during registration and comply with the age requirements that apply in their location.

Accounts believed to belong to an underage person may be restricted or removed. Misrepresenting age or using an account to target young people is prohibited.

Users can report a profile or conversation through Nabora's in-app reporting and blocking controls. Reports involving possible child exploitation receive priority review.

You may also contact our designated child-safety point of contact. Include relevant account details and a description of the concern, but do not email, forward, download, or reproduce suspected CSAM.

Nabora may investigate reports, remove content, limit features, suspend or permanently terminate accounts, and prevent repeat access. We may preserve relevant account information when permitted or required by law.

When we become aware of apparent CSAM or child exploitation, we will take appropriate action and make reports to competent authorities or designated child-protection organizations where legally required.

Nabora complies with applicable child-safety laws and responds to valid legal requests. We cooperate with law-enforcement agencies and authorized child-protection organizations while protecting user data in accordance with applicable privacy and data-protection laws.

Authorized agencies may contact our safety team at the address below and should identify their agency and the legal basis for the request.

If a child is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services or the appropriate law-enforcement agency first. Nabora's reporting channel does not replace emergency assistance.