Child safety and CSAE standards.

1. Zero-tolerance standard

Spot prohibits users from creating, uploading, sharing, requesting, promoting, or distributing content or behavior involving CSAE or CSAM. This applies to all user-generated content and interaction surfaces in Spot, including Bites, photos, captions, comments, place submissions, reports, profile content, and any other community contribution.

2. Prohibited behavior

Spot prohibits, removes, and may report content or behavior involving:

• CSAM or any sexualized depiction of a minor;
• grooming, coercion, sextortion, trafficking, or attempted exploitation of a child;
• requests for, links to, instructions for obtaining, or attempts to trade CSAM;
• accounts, comments, captions, images, or reports that facilitate child exploitation;
• evading moderation or re-uploading previously removed child-safety violating content.

3. Reporting inside Spot

Users can report unsafe or inappropriate user content through Spot's in-app reporting tools, including photo and Bite reporting flows. Users may also contact the Spot team at spotteam.support@gmail.com.

4. Review and enforcement

When Spot receives a report or otherwise obtains knowledge of suspected CSAE or CSAM, the Spot Team may remove the content, restrict or disable the account, preserve relevant records when appropriate, and take other safety actions needed to protect users and comply with applicable law.

5. Legal compliance and escalation

Spot will act in accordance with applicable child safety laws and regulations. Confirmed CSAM or credible child-safety threats may be reported to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), law enforcement, or the relevant regional authority where required or appropriate.

6. Child safety point of contact

Google Play or other safety partners may contact Spot about CSAE or CSAM concerns at spotteam.support@gmail.com. This contact is monitored for safety, moderation, and compliance issues.