1. Our Commitment to Child Safety

CU is a social planning app designed to help friends create plans, coordinate events, communicate around those plans, and share memories from real-life experiences.

CU has a zero-tolerance policy for child sexual abuse and exploitation, child sexual abuse material, grooming, sextortion, trafficking, sexualization of minors, or any conduct that endangers children or young people.

We are committed to maintaining a safer social platform by prohibiting harmful conduct, providing reporting tools, reviewing safety concerns, removing violating content, taking action against violating accounts, and cooperating with applicable legal authorities where required.

This policy applies to all CU users, content, events, chats, photos, videos, profiles, usernames, captions, comments, invitations, map-related activity, location-related activity, and any other interaction within CU.

 

2. Age Requirement

CU is intended for users who are 16 years of age or older.

Users under 16 are not permitted to create an account or use CU. If we learn that a user is under 16, we may suspend or terminate the account and take reasonable steps to delete or restrict the account information, subject to applicable legal and safety obligations.

Users must not misrepresent their age or help another person misrepresent their age to access CU.

 

3. Prohibited Child Safety Conduct

CU strictly prohibits any content, behavior, communication, or activity involving or promoting child sexual abuse or exploitation. This includes, but is not limited to, the following.

 

3.1 Child Sexual Abuse Material

Users may not create, upload, share, request, distribute, store, promote, or link to child sexual abuse material.

This includes any visual, written, audio, video, digital, AI-generated, edited, or simulated material that depicts, sexualizes, exploits, or appears to exploit a minor.

 

3.2 Grooming and Sexual Exploitation

Users may not contact, persuade, pressure, manipulate, threaten, or attempt to build trust with a minor for sexual purposes.

This includes attempts to move conversations off CU, request sexual images, request secrecy, isolate a minor, arrange sexual contact, or normalize inappropriate sexual communication with or about minors.

 

3.3 Sextortion, Blackmail, and Coercion

Users may not threaten, pressure, blackmail, extort, or coerce any person, including a minor, using real or alleged intimate images, private information, location information, social pressure, or threats of exposure.

 

3.4 Sexualization of Minors

Users may not post, request, describe, rate, comment on, edit, or otherwise present minors in a sexualized way.

This includes sexual comments about a minor’s body, appearance, clothing, behavior, photos, videos, or social activity.

 

3.5 Trafficking, Solicitation, or Commercial Sexual Exploitation

Users may not facilitate, promote, arrange, advertise, or participate in trafficking, sexual solicitation, or commercial sexual exploitation involving minors.

 

3.6 Location Misuse Involving Minors

CU’s location features are intended only for event coordination between friends. Users may not use CU’s map, event, invite, chat, or location features to stalk, pressure, monitor, lure, harass, exploit, or endanger a minor or any other person.

 

3.7 Attempts to Evade Safety Enforcement

Users may not create new accounts, use another person’s account, change profile information, use coded language, move conversations off-platform, or otherwise attempt to evade CU’s child safety rules.

 

4. User-Generated Content and Social Safety

CU allows users to create and share content connected to plans, events, chats, photos, videos, and memories. Because CU includes social and user-generated content features, all users must follow CU’s Terms of Use, Community Guidelines, Privacy Policy, and this Child Safety Standards Policy.

Users are responsible for the content they upload and the interactions they have on CU. Content or conduct that violates this policy may be removed, restricted, reported, or escalated.

CU may take action even where content is shared privately, inside an event, inside a chat, through an invitation, or between friends.

 

5. Reporting Child Safety Concerns

Users can report child safety concerns through CU’s in-app reporting tools, where available, including reporting:

• A user profile

• A chat message

• A photo or video

• An event, card, invite, or plan

• Suspicious or unsafe behavior

• Any content or activity involving possible child sexual abuse, exploitation, grooming, sextortion, trafficking, or child endangerment

Users may also contact CU directly at:

child-safety@cuitup.com
support@cuitup.com

Please include “Child Safety” or “CSAM/CSAE Report” in the subject line so the report can be prioritized.

If a child appears to be in immediate danger, users should contact local emergency services or law enforcement immediately.

 

6. How CU Reviews and Responds to Reports

When CU receives a child safety report or otherwise becomes aware of potential child sexual abuse, exploitation, CSAM, grooming, sextortion, trafficking, or child endangerment, CU may take appropriate action, including:

• Reviewing the reported content or account

• Removing or restricting access to violating content

• Suspending or terminating accounts

• Restricting event, chat, media, invite, or location features

• Preserving relevant information where legally appropriate

• Reporting confirmed or suspected CSAM or child exploitation to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, law enforcement, or another appropriate regional authority where required or appropriate

• Cooperating with lawful requests from authorities

• Notifying app stores or platform partners where required

• Taking additional action necessary to protect users and the CU community

CU’s response may depend on the seriousness of the report, available information, applicable law, and user safety considerations.

 

7. CSAM Removal and Escalation

CU does not permit CSAM under any circumstances.

If CU obtains actual knowledge of CSAM or content that appears to involve child sexual abuse or exploitation, CU may remove the content, disable access to it, suspend or terminate involved accounts, preserve relevant evidence where legally appropriate, and report the matter to the appropriate authority.

Users who upload, request, distribute, threaten to distribute, or attempt to access CSAM may be permanently banned from CU.

 

8. Child Safety Point of Contact

CU maintains a child safety point of contact for child safety matters, including communications from Google Play, Apple, law enforcement, child protection organizations, and users.

Child Safety Contact: child-safety@cuitup.com
General Support Contact: support@cuitup.com
Company: YAT Group Inc.
App: CU
 

This contact is intended for matters involving child sexual abuse and exploitation, CSAM, grooming, sextortion, trafficking, or child endangerment.

 

9. Safety by Design

CU is designed around real-life plans between friends, not anonymous public interaction with strangers. CU’s safety approach may include:

• Age restriction of 16+

• Friend-based social interaction

• Event-based communication

• User controls for invitations and participation

• Time-limited location sharing for event coordination

• Reporting tools

• Account enforcement

• Removal of violating content

• Child safety escalation procedures

CU’s location features are intended to help friends coordinate around active plans. Location sharing should never be used to monitor, pressure, exploit, harass, or endanger another person.

 

10. Blocking, Restriction, and Account Controls

CU may provide tools that allow users to block, restrict, remove, or report other users. Blocking or reporting may limit another user’s ability to contact, invite, view, or interact with the reporting user.

CU may also restrict user accounts or features where there is a safety concern, policy violation, legal concern, or risk to another user.

 

11. Legal Compliance

CU seeks to comply with applicable child safety, privacy, data protection, and online safety laws and regulations in the regions where CU is available.

This may include laws and reporting obligations related to child sexual abuse material, child exploitation, child privacy, online safety, and cooperation with legal authorities.

CU may update this policy as laws, platform rules, safety practices, or CU features evolve.

 

12. Relationship to Other CU Policies

This Child Safety Standards Policy works together with CU’s:

• Terms of Use

• Privacy Policy

• Community Guidelines

• App Store and Google Play safety disclosures

• In-app reporting and support processes

If there is any conflict between this Child Safety Standards Policy and another CU policy, CU may apply the policy that provides greater protection for child safety and user safety.

 

13. Policy Updates

CU may update this Child Safety Standards Policy from time to time. Updates may reflect changes to CU’s features, legal requirements, app store requirements, reporting obligations, or safety practices.

The latest version will be made available through CU’s website and, where appropriate, inside the CU app.

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14. Contact

For safety, policy, abuse, privacy, or community questions, contact YAT Group Inc. at child-safety@cuitup.com.