WorldWideSomeone Child Safety Standards
WorldWideSomeone · contact@worldwidesomething.com
1. Zero tolerance for CSAE
WorldWideSomeone does not allow child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) or child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in any form. Letters, images, or chats that sexualize minors, grooming (building trust with a minor to lead them toward sexual contact or a meeting), requests for contact details or photos for sexual purposes, and creating, possessing, sharing, or soliciting exploitative material are all prohibited.
2. Age policy
Users under 12 may not use the service, and birth year is checked at sign-up. Users aged 12 to 18 may have restricted direct one-to-one letters and chats with adult users. There is no adult-only (19+) section.
3. In-app reporting
Every user can report and block directly from letter, chat, and profile screens. Reports related to child safety are treated as urgent and reviewed ahead of other reports. You can also report outside the app at contact@worldwidesomething.com.
4. Enforcement
When CSAE or CSAM is confirmed, we remove the content immediately and permanently ban the account without prior notice. Related evidence is preserved as permitted by law.
5. Working with authorities
When we become aware of CSAM, we report it to the relevant authorities, including the Korean National Police Agency, the Korea Communications Standards Commission, and international bodies such as NCMEC, as required by applicable law, and we cooperate with lawful requests from law enforcement.
6. Legal compliance
We comply with the laws of the Republic of Korea, including the Act on the Protection of Children and Youth Against Sex Offenses, and with child safety laws in the countries where the service is offered.
7. Child safety contact
Questions about our child safety standards and CSAM prevention practices can be sent to contact@worldwidesomething.com. The designated contact will respond.