This is an English translation. If it differs from the Hungarian version, the Hungarian version prevails.

These standards describe how we protect children in the Swipr mobile app (the "App") and how we act against child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and child sexual abuse material (CSAM). They apply alongside our Terms of Use (Terms of Use) and our Privacy Policy (Privacy Policy).

1. Swipr is only for people 18 and over

• Only people aged 18 or over may use the App.
• The App is not made for children and is not aimed at them.
• People under 18 may not sign up or take part in events organised in the App, and no event may be organised for them to attend.

2. Zero tolerance

We have zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation. Anywhere in the App (profiles, events, pictures, answers given when applying, event chats and private messages) the following are strictly prohibited:

• uploading, sharing, requesting or distributing any material showing the sexual abuse or exploitation of children (CSAM), or posting links to it;
• contacting a minor for sexual purposes, gaining their trust or persuading them to meet in person (grooming);
• sexualising minors, including sexual text, drawings or other depictions of minors;
• blackmailing minors, extorting sexual content from them, trafficking minors, or any other form of their sexual exploitation;
• organising or advertising events aimed at or meant for people under 18, or dangerous to them;
• any activity that endangers the safety of a minor.

3. Age check and accounts of minors

• Store age rating: the App is rated for people 18 and over on Google Play and the App Store.
• Declaration at sign-up: users must declare that they are 18 or over when they sign up; sign-up cannot continue without it. Users who signed up earlier must confirm the same before they can keep using the App.
• Truthful declaration: under the Terms of Use, the declaration must be true; we delete the account of anyone who declares falsely.
• Deleting accounts of minors: if we learn, from a report or otherwise, that an account belongs to someone under 18, we delete the account.
• Event audiences: events may not be advertised to an audience under 18; events aimed at minors are removed.

4. How to report

If you come across content, behaviour or an account belonging to a minor that relates to child sexual abuse or exploitation, please report it straight away:

• In the App: use the report option in the menu of a user's profile, an event, an attendee or a chat message. Choose "Feels unsafe" as the reason, and write in the description that it is a child-safety matter. The reported user won't see who reported them.
• By email, even without an account: anyone can report to dev.sunmark@icloud.com without signing up. Please tell us what you saw and where (for example the username, the event link, the time).
• Important: do not send us the illegal picture or video, do not save it and do not forward it to anyone; just tell us where it is. Possessing or passing on such material can be a crime in itself.
• If someone is in immediate danger, don't wait for a report: call 112 straight away.

5. What we do after a report

• Priority: child-safety reports are reviewed with priority, ahead of all other reports.
• Immediate removal: content related to child sexual abuse or exploitation is removed immediately.
• Account deletion: the account concerned is deleted without prior warning; the person may not sign up again. We notify them of the deletion by email, with the reasons, unless the law or an authority prohibits it. This decision cannot be appealed.
• Preserving evidence: we keep the report and the reported chat messages, even after the event chat has been deleted, and hand them over only to the authorities. We keep them until the case and any official proceedings are closed, or for as long as the authority asks.
• Reporting to the authorities: we report the case to the competent authorities (see section 6).

6. Working with the authorities

• We report cases of child sexual abuse or exploitation to the competent authorities: in Hungary to the police (National Bureau of Investigation, Nemzeti Nyomozó Iroda), and child sexual abuse material found online to, for example, the NMHH Internet Hotline or the INHOPE international network of hotlines.
• We respond to requests from the authorities as the law requires and cooperate with their investigations.
• Anyone can also go directly to the police (112) or, for illegal online content, to the NMHH Internet Hotline.

7. Compliance with the law

We comply with the laws on child protection, in particular the Hungarian Criminal Code (Act C of 2012), Directive 2011/93/EU on combating the sexual abuse and sexual exploitation of children and child pornography, and the EU Digital Services Act (DSA). We update these standards when needed to keep them in line with the law and the app stores' requirements.

8. Child-safety contact point

Our designated contact point for child-safety reports, questions and requests from authorities is: Sun Mark egyéni vállalkozó, dev.sunmark@icloud.com. We can be contacted in Hungarian and English. You can also ask us at this address how we apply these standards.

9. Contact

Sun Mark egyéni vállalkozó, dev.sunmark@icloud.com