Child Safety Standards & CSAE Prevention

Official Safety Policy Effective: August 2026

DelegateCampus Child Safety Standards Policy

DelegateCampus is an educational and peer-learning platform committed to ensuring a strictly safe environment for all users. We enforce a zero-tolerance stance against Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (CSAE), and any form of child endangerment.

1. Absolute Zero-Tolerance Policy

Uncompromising protection of minors across all platform features

DelegateCampus maintains a strict, unconditional zero-tolerance policy toward Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (CSAE), child grooming, or any content or behavior that harms, exploits, or endangers minors.

Any attempt to produce, upload, transmit, store, solicit, advertise, or share CSAM/CSAE on DelegateCampus will result in:

  • Immediate, permanent account termination and device/IP ban.
  • Instant removal and purge of all related content from our servers.
  • Mandatory referral and reporting to law enforcement authorities, including the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and national law enforcement bodies (National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal, India).

2. Scope & Prohibited Content Definitions

Clear standards for prohibited material on DelegateCampus

This policy applies to all forms of user-generated content and interaction on DelegateCampus, including text posts, study notes, document uploads (PDFs, images), profile pictures, direct or group messages, event descriptions, and comments.

Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM)

Any visual depiction, photograph, video, digital art, or representation of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct or lewd display.

Child Sexual Exploitation & Abuse (CSAE)

Any behavior, communication, coercion, extortion, or attempt to groom, solicit, entice, or exploit a minor for sexual purposes.

3. Designated Point of Contact

Direct escalation officer for CSAM/CSAE prevention and inquiries

In compliance with Google Play Child Safety Standards and applicable regional laws, DelegateCampus maintains a dedicated safety officer and point of contact who is trained and ready to address reports, inquiries, and law enforcement communications regarding child safety and CSAM prevention.

Child Safety & Compliance Officer Details

Designated Developer Contact Email:delegatespaces@gmail.com
Platform Safety Desk:support@delegatecampus.in
Response SLA:Immediate priority (within 1-4 hours)
Availability:24 / 7 Emergency Monitoring

4. In-App Reporting Mechanism

Empowering users to flag concerns instantly inside the app

DelegateCampus provides simple, accessible in-app reporting tools on every post, note, comment, discussion thread, and user profile across our mobile and web applications:

Report Button on Content:Tap the three-dot menu (⋮) on any post, study note, or comment and select "Report Content" → "Child Safety Concerns / CSAM".
Profile Reporting & Blocking:Users can report or block accounts directly from any user profile page.
Direct Email Escalation:Anyone can report urgent safety issues directly by sending an email with details to delegatespaces@gmail.com.

5. Proactive Moderation & Automated Safeguards

Multi-layered security systems to catch and block abusive material

We employ automated safeguards combined with trained human moderation to detect, filter, and prevent CSAM and CSAE before or immediately after it reaches the platform:

  • Automated Keyword & Image Scanning: Real-time filtering of text inputs and uploaded media against known abusive patterns and keywords.
  • Metadata & File Validation: Verification of uploaded PDF notes and media files to block suspicious file types or payloads.
  • Priority Escalation Queue: Reports containing child safety keywords automatically trigger high-priority alerts to our safety moderators.

6. Enforcement & Strict Penalties

Zero tolerance enforcement protocols

When a violation of our Child Safety Policy is identified, DelegateCampus immediately executes the following actions without prior notice:

  1. Immediate Account Banning: Permanent suspension of the offender's account and revocation of all platform access.
  2. Content Quarantine & Removal: Immediate removal of the offending content from public view and secure quarantine for evidence handling.
  3. Device & IP Blacklisting: Permanent block of associated hardware tokens and IP subnets to prevent re-registration.

7. Mandatory Reporting to Authorities

Full cooperation with regional and international law enforcement agencies

DelegateCampus complies with all applicable child protection laws globally and maintains strict reporting procedures to appropriate law enforcement bodies:

National Reporting (India):

Pursuant to the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act and Information Technology regulations in India, all instances of CSAM/CSAE are reported directly to the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (cybercrime.gov.in) and local police authorities.

International Reporting (NCMEC):

DelegateCampus reports all instances of child sexual abuse material to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) CyberTipline (missingkids.org) for international enforcement.

8. Data Preservation for Legal Action

Secure preservation of log data for subpoenas and investigations

Upon identifying potential CSAM or child exploitation content, DelegateCampus preserves relevant data (including IP logs, timestamps, user account details, metadata, and offending content) in a secure, encrypted state for legal subpoenas or law enforcement investigations, in accordance with applicable data preservation standards.

9. Child Protection Helplines & Resources

External emergency contacts for immediate assistance

CHILDLINE India:

Call 1098 (24x7 toll-free emergency phone service for children in distress in India).

National Cyber Crime Helpline (India):

Call 1930 or visit cybercrime.gov.in.

NCMEC CyberTipline:

Report online at report.cybertip.org or call 1-800-843-5678.

Internet Watch Foundation (IWF):

Report globally at iwf.org.uk.

10. Policy Maintenance & Contact Information

Published standards availability

This Child Safety Standards Policy is publicly published, active, and accessible worldwide. We review and update these standards regularly to reflect evolving security practices and legal requirements.

For questions regarding this policy or child safety compliance, contact our Safety Officer at delegatespaces@gmail.com.