Child Safety and CSAE Standards
RYFFC Child Safety & CSAE (Child Sexual Abuse & Exploitation) Standards
Last Updated: April 2025
1. Purpose & Zero-Tolerance Statement
RYFFC, LLC (“RYFFC,” “we,” “us”) maintains zero tolerance for Child Sexual Abuse & Exploitation (CSAE) and Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). These standards outline how we, within our current size and resources, work to prevent, identify, and respond to CSAE and CSAM.
2. Scope & Relationship to Other Policies
These standards apply to all users of RYFFC’s websites, mobile apps, and related services (collectively, “Services”). They supplement our Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, and Copyright Policy.
3. Definitions
| Term | Definition |
| Child | Any person under 18 years of age. |
| CSAE | Any content or behavior that sexually exploits, abuses, or endangers a child, including grooming, sextortion, or trafficking. |
| CSAM | Any visual depiction (photo, video, animation, or computer-generated image) of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct. |
| Grooming | Building trust or emotional connection with a child to facilitate sexual exploitation. |
4. Prohibited Content & Conduct
The following activities are strictly prohibited on RYFFC:
• Uploading, posting, sharing, linking to, soliciting, or trading CSAM.
• Engaging in grooming, sextortion, or trafficking of minors.
• Sexualizing minors through imagery, text, audio, or emoji.
• Requesting personally identifying images or sexual content from a minor.
• Facilitating or encouraging any of the above.
Confirmed violations result in immediate content removal, account termination, and mandatory reporting to law enforcement agencies.
5. How to Report CSAE or CSAM
In-App (Preferred)
1. Tap the vertical ⋮ menu on a Ryff (post) or user profile.
2. Select Report.
3. Choose Pornography, Illegal activity, or Other (and type “Child safety” with additional details).
By Email
Email CustomerService@ryffc.com with the subject “Child Safety Report.” Include relevant details such as URLs, screenshots, and usernames.
All reports are treated confidentially to the extent permitted by law.
6. How We Respond
When an allegation of CSAE or CSAM is received through the channels above, our moderation team reviews the report during extended business hours (U.S. Eastern Time).
| Stage | Target Timeframe | Action |
| Initial Review | Typically within 1–2 business days of a credible report or detection event | The reported content and/or user accounts are reviewed. |
| Verification | As soon as reasonably possible | A reviewer confirms whether the material constitutes CSAM or CSAE. |
| Legal Reporting | As soon as reasonably possible | Verified CSAM is reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and, where appropriate, law enforcement agencies. |
| Evidence Preservation | Immediately upon verification | Hashes, metadata, and logs are securely stored for at least 90 days, or longer if legally required. |
7. User Education & Empowerment
• Content exposure settings (General / Moderate / Bleeding Edge).
• Links to missingkids.org and other national helplines.
8. Compliance & Auditing
These standards are reviewed periodically. Users should routinely check the “Last Updated” date at the top of this page for the most recent revisions.
9. Contact
For questions about these standards, email CustomerService@ryffc.com or write to:
RYFFC, LLC
8 The Green, Ste 14074
Dover, DE 19901
USA