Safety

Updated: 13/10/25

This Policy outlines our commitment to safety, the steps we take, and how users can report violations within the ESCAPE application.


Child Safety Standards

Our commitment to child safety, the steps we take to prevent CSAE/CSAM.


Preamble

INVENTIV TECHNOLOGY, owner and sole operator of ESCAPE, strictly prohibits any form of child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE/CSAM) within its services. All users are expected to comply with these standards.


1. Prohibited Content and Behavior

• Content depicting sexual abuse or exploitation of minors is strictly forbidden.
• No sexualization of minors, whether real, fictitious, or artificially generated.
• Any instructions, links, or manuals promoting CSAE/CSAM are prohibited.
• No grooming, solicitation, or sexual interactions with minors are tolerated.
• Adults must not attempt to contact or engage minors in sexual content.
• Users found violating these policies will be permanently banned from ESCAPE.


2. Teen User Safety

ESCAPE prohibits minors from using the application and the application implements mechanisms to protect them:

• No sexual content involving minors is allowed.
• Romantic encounters with minors are prohibited.
• Content that endangers teen safety will be removed and offending accounts suspended.


3. Reporting Violations

Users can report any CSAE/CSAM or suspicious behavior directly through the app:

• Use the in-app report button to notify ESCAPE moderators.
• For urgent cases or threats, users should contact local law enforcement immediately.


4. Resources

For guidance and support regarding CSAE/CSAM or online safety, users may consult:

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC)
• Local child protection services or law enforcement authorities
• Professional mental health support services


Contact Us

For questions regarding this policy or to report violations, please use our contact form.

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