Last updated: September 2026
Prohibited Content and Behaviour
RoadTribe strictly prohibits any content or activity that sexually exploits, abuses, or endangers children, including:
Child sexual abuse material (CSAM), including images, videos, illustrations, or computer-generated content depicting the sexual abuse or exploitation of minors.
Grooming or attempting to establish contact with a minor for sexual purposes.
Sexualisation of minors.
Soliciting, requesting, offering, sharing, or distributing sexual content involving minors.
Sextortion, blackmail, or threats involving sexual or intimate content of a minor.
Child sex trafficking, solicitation, or facilitation of the commercial sexual exploitation of children.
Encouraging, facilitating, promoting, or attempting any form of child sexual abuse or exploitation.
Any attempt to use RoadTribe for these purposes is prohibited.
Reporting Child Safety Concerns
Users can report content, accounts, or behaviour that they believe violates these standards through RoadTribe's in-app reporting or support functionality.
Reports involving potential child sexual abuse or exploitation are treated as a priority and reviewed as quickly as reasonably possible.
For child-safety-related concerns, you may also contact:
roadtribe@eyemeetslens.com
If you believe a child is in immediate danger, contact your local law enforcement or appropriate child protection authority.
How RoadTribe Responds
When RoadTribe becomes aware of content or activity involving child sexual abuse or exploitation, we may take actions including:
Removing prohibited content.
Restricting, suspending, or permanently terminating accounts involved.
Preventing users from accessing RoadTribe services.
Preserving relevant information where required by law.
Cooperating with law enforcement and child protection authorities.
RoadTribe takes appropriate action to remove CSAM when we obtain actual knowledge of its presence on the platform.
Reporting to Authorities
RoadTribe complies with applicable child safety laws and regulations.
Confirmed instances of CSAM will be reported, where required, to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) or the appropriate regional or national authority in accordance with applicable law.
We cooperate with lawful requests from law enforcement and relevant child-safety authorities concerning child sexual abuse and exploitation.
Enforcement
Violations of these Child Safety Standards may result in immediate removal of content and suspension or permanent termination of the responsible RoadTribe account.
Severe violations may be reported to the appropriate authorities without prior notice to the user where permitted or required by law.
Contact Us
For questions regarding RoadTribe's child safety practices or enforcement procedures, contact:
roadtribe@eyemeetslens.com