Child safety at Cybertouch

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Cybertouch, made by Cybertouch Ltd, does not allow child sexual abuse or exploitation of any kind, anywhere in the Cybertouch app, the Haptician or the website.

What is never allowed

  • Any image, video, text or pattern title that sexualises anyone under 18.
  • Contacting a child for sexual reasons, asking a child for images, or trying to move a child to another app or to meet.
  • Sharing, asking for, or pointing to child sexual abuse material, including links to it.

How Cybertouch protects young people

  • People must be 13 or over to use Cybertouch, and 18 or over to post or comment.
  • Accounts of people aged 13 to 17 can watch, like, save, report and block. They cannot post, comment, message, follow or be followed, and do not appear in search.
  • A person at Cybertouch reviews every report. Reports about a child's safety are looked at first.

What Cybertouch does

  • Removes the content, closes the account, and stops the person opening another.
  • Reports child sexual abuse material to the UK's National Crime Agency, as UK law requires, and keeps what the law requires with each report.
  • Works with the police and other authorities when they ask, as the law allows.

How to report

  • In the app: tap Report on the post, comment, message or profile, and choose A child's safety.
  • Without an account: email support@cybertouch.co.uk with a link or the @handle.
  • If a child is in immediate danger, call the police first (999 in the UK).

Contact

Contact for child safety: Yash Chauhan, director, Cybertouch Ltd, support@cybertouch.co.uk.

By post: Cybertouch Ltd, 124 City Road, London, England, EC1V 2NX.

The Terms of Service set out what may not be posted, and the Privacy Policy explains how Cybertouch looks after young people's data.