Child Safety Standards — JWith

Last updated: 2026-07-02

Effective from: 2026-05-28

About this document

This document describes the measures JWith takes to prevent child sexual abuse and exploitation on our platform. It is published in line with the Google Play Families Policy, Apple App Store guidelines, and applicable child-protection laws worldwide.

JWith is a relationship platform exclusively for adults. Our baseline minimum age is 18 years. Where the age of legal majority or the legal age to use online dating services in your jurisdiction is higher than 18, that higher age applies — and it is your responsibility as a user to verify and comply with the applicable law where you reside.

The presence of any user below the applicable legal age — whether registered, as the subject of uploaded content, or as a target of communication — is a violation we treat with the highest priority.

1. Zero-tolerance policy

We have a zero-tolerance policy toward any form of child sexual abuse material (CSAM), child sexual exploitation, or any attempt to contact, groom, or solicit a minor through our service. Any user, content, or behavior fitting this description will:

This applies regardless of the user's stated intent, claimed jurisdiction, or any other circumstance.

2. How we prevent minors from joining

2.1 Age verification at sign-up

2.2 Automated photo validation

2.3 Identity verification (optional, increases account trust)

3. How we detect and respond to abuse

3.1 Automated content moderation

3.2 User reporting

Every profile in the app exposes a Report action accessible from the kebab menu (⋮). Users can report:

Reports are reviewed by our moderation team. We do not notify the reported user that a report has been filed.

External reports are accepted at support@jwith.app with the subject line containing "Child Safety" — they are routed to a dedicated review queue with priority handling, reviewed as quickly as possible.

3.3 Human review and action

Our moderation team operates with the following escalation:

4. Cooperation with authorities

JWith complies with all valid legal requests from law enforcement related to child safety investigations. Specifically:

We do not require users to consent to investigations involving their content where law enforcement is involved.

5. Education and prevention

We believe child safety is a community effort. Within our means as a small platform:

We support external resources and direct users to them when relevant:

6. Continuous improvement

Our child-safety measures evolve as the platform grows and as best practices in the industry evolve. We commit to:

If you believe our measures are insufficient, or you have suggestions on how we can improve, contact us at support@jwith.app.

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