Child safety & exploitation policy
Last updated: June 22, 2026
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At Coffee After Work, we have zero tolerance for child sexual exploitation, abuse, or any content that endangers minors. We strictly prohibit any content, behaviour, or communication that exploits, sexualises, or harms children, whether real or fictional.
This includes, but is not limited to
- Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) in any form, including images, videos, illustrations, animations, or digitally generated content.
- Sharing, requesting, storing, producing, distributing, or promoting CSAM.
- Grooming, solicitation, exploitation, or any attempt to engage or manipulate a minor for sexual purposes.
- Sharing links or directing others to content involving the sexual exploitation or abuse of children.
- Conversations, messages, or content that encourage, facilitate, or normalise child sexual exploitation or abuse.
Who can use the app
Coffee After Work is intended exclusively for individuals aged 21 years or older, and every profile is verified with a photo verification selfie check. Users are prohibited from creating accounts for minors, or using the platform to interact with or target minors in any way.
Family photos
Members may share appropriate family photos within their profiles; however, any images containing children must be lawful, non-sexualised, and respectful. Images that exploit, endanger, or inappropriately depict minors are strictly prohibited.
How we enforce this policy
Any suspected violation of this policy may result in immediate removal of the content, suspension or permanent termination of the account, and, where appropriate, reporting to relevant law enforcement agencies or child protection authorities in accordance with applicable laws.
How to report
If you encounter content or behaviour that you believe violates this policy, please report it immediately through the app's Report option (see Staying safe & reporting), or contact us directly at support@coffeeafterwork.com. Our Safety Team reviews reports using a combination of automated systems and trained human moderators to ensure prompt and appropriate action.
If a child is in immediate danger, contact local law enforcement first. In India, child sexual abuse material and related offences can also be reported directly through the Government of India's National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal.