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Child safety standards

Published standards against CSAE

Children are never part of the conversation.

Rossy is an adults-only service. LANMERG has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation, child sexual abuse material, grooming, sextortion, trafficking, or any conduct that endangers a child.

01Published standardsGlobally accessible and specific to Rossy.
02In-app reportingUsers can report concerns without leaving Rossy.
03Action on CSAMRemove, preserve, escalate, and report as required.
04Legal complianceCooperate with lawful child safety obligations.
05Safety contactLANMERG maintains a child safety contact channel.
SOS

Report a child safety concern

Use Rossy's in-app report tool first. For escalation, contact LANMERG. If a child is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.

Email child safety contact
Our standard

Zero tolerance for CSAE and CSAM

Rossy strictly prohibits any content, communication, account, or behavior that sexually exploits, abuses, or endangers a person under 18. This prohibition applies regardless of whether conduct is presented as humor, fantasy, role-play, art, self-generated content, or private communication.

Violations may result in immediate content removal, account restriction or permanent termination, preservation of relevant records, and reports to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), law enforcement, or another competent authority where required or appropriate.

Eligibility

Rossy is strictly 18+

You must be at least 18 and have reached the legal age of majority where you live. Rossy is not designed for, directed to, or available to children. Parental or guardian consent does not make a minor eligible.

We may investigate suspected underage accounts and apply age assurance or verification measures. Accounts reasonably determined to belong to minors may be restricted and removed.

Definitions

What these standards cover

CSAEChild sexual abuse and exploitation: conduct or content that sexually exploits, abuses, or endangers a child, including grooming, sextortion, sexual trafficking, coercion, or sexual solicitation.
CSAMChild sexual abuse material: any visual depiction—including photos, videos, live streams, or computer-generated imagery—of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct.

Prohibited examples

  • Creating, uploading, requesting, viewing, possessing, distributing, selling, or linking to CSAM.
  • Grooming a child, building trust for sexual purposes, or moving a child to another service for exploitation.
  • Sextortion, sexual blackmail, threats, or coercion involving a minor.
  • Sexualizing a minor, soliciting sexual content from a minor, or engaging in sexual role-play involving minors.
  • Facilitating child trafficking, paid sexual activity involving minors, or introductions for exploitation.
  • Impersonating a minor or misrepresenting age to facilitate sexual contact or evade safety controls.
  • Sharing personal information to locate, target, intimidate, or endanger a child.
User tools

Reporting and blocking inside Rossy

Rossy provides an in-app mechanism for reporting users, profiles, messages, calls, or content, together with a separate blocking control. These tools should be readily accessible from the relevant profile, conversation, or content menu.

  1. Open the relevant profile, chat, call record, or content menu.
  2. Select Report and choose the closest child safety reason.
  3. Add factual context without downloading or redistributing illegal material.
  4. Submit the report, then use Block to stop further contact.
Urgent reports

How to contact LANMERG

Escalate suspected CSAE, CSAM, grooming, sextortion, trafficking, or underage use to:

Child safety contact: LANMERG
App: Rossy
Email: techlanmerg@gmail.com

Include the Rossy User ID, date/time, feature used, and a factual description. Do not attach, forward, or reproduce suspected CSAM by email.

If a child may be in immediate danger, contact local emergency services. In the United States, reports may also be submitted to the NCMEC CyberTipline.
Response process

How Rossy responds

We assess reports based on urgency, available context, user safety, applicable law, and evidence integrity. Our response may include:

TriagePrioritize immediate danger, active exploitation, and suspected CSAM.
ProtectRestrict content, features, contact, or accounts while reviewing.
InvestigateReview relevant account, content, device, report, and safety records.
ActRemove, ban, preserve, and report to competent authorities as required.

We may not disclose investigation details, evidence, reporter identity, or the precise action taken where doing so could compromise safety, privacy, legal obligations, or platform security. Knowingly false or malicious reports may themselves violate the Terms of Use.

Data handling

Evidence, privacy, and retention

Child safety reports and related records are handled under the Privacy Policy. We limit access, preserve relevant information where necessary, and retain records for investigation, repeat-offender prevention, legal compliance, and cooperation with authorities.

We may retain safety records after account deletion when reasonably necessary for these purposes. A deletion request does not require us to destroy evidence we must or are permitted to preserve by law.

Cooperation

Legal compliance and prevention

LANMERG intends to comply with applicable child safety laws and lawful orders. We may cooperate with NCMEC, law enforcement, regulators, emergency services, app stores, and qualified child protection organizations.

We use moderation, account restrictions, reporting tools, blocking, safety signals, and product controls to reduce risk. No control is perfect; users and guardians should report suspected harm promptly.

Policy administration

Enforcement, appeals, and updates

Serious child safety violations generally result in permanent account termination. Where appropriate and legally permitted, a user may contact techlanmerg@gmail.com to request review of an enforcement decision. An appeal does not restore removed content or suspend urgent protective action.

We may update these standards as Rossy, technology, and legal requirements change. The effective date below identifies the current published version.

Effective date: July 30, 2026
Developer: LANMERG

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