Child Safety Standards
Last updated: September 1, 2026
Takio Live strictly prohibits and actively combats child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE). We implement robust measures to protect minors and maintain a safe environment for our adult user community.
Age Restriction
Takio Live is exclusively for users aged 18 and older. All users must confirm they meet this age requirement during account creation. We do not knowingly permit minors to register or use the app.
User Screening
Every registered user is subject to:
- Systematic review of profile information and activity patterns.
- Manual review by our Safety Team for accounts flagged as suspicious.
- Continuous monitoring of user reports and behavioral signals.
Reporting Mechanisms
Users can report concerns through multiple channels:
- In-app reporting available on every user profile and chat screen.
- Detailed report categories to help our team triage quickly.
- Dedicated safety email monitored around the clock for urgent concerns.
Response Protocol
All reports are treated with urgency:
- CSAE and CSAM reports are prioritized for prompt review and appropriate action.
- Accounts or content may be restricted or suspended while serious safety reports are reviewed.
- Confirmed violations result in permanent bans and reporting to relevant authorities.
Legal Compliance
Takio Live complies with applicable child-safety laws and cooperates with law enforcement and relevant authorities as required by law. When we obtain actual knowledge of confirmed CSAM, we take appropriate action, including removal or restriction of the material and reporting to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) or the relevant regional authority where required by applicable law.
Report a Safety Concern
If you encounter any content or behavior that may involve the exploitation or abuse of a minor, please contact our safety team immediately:
This address is also our designated child-safety point of contact for notices from Google Play and relevant authorities.
Reports involving potential child sexual abuse or exploitation are prioritized for review and appropriate action.