Friemi Child Safety and Community Standards

Friemi, published by Haotian XUE, strictly prohibits all forms of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE), and the creation, upload, publication, distribution, sharing or solicitation of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). For these standards, a child is anyone under 18.

Prohibited behavior includes grooming a child for sexual purposes, sexual extortion of a child, child sex trafficking, and any content or conduct that facilitates or encourages these acts.

These standards apply to activities, group plans, profiles, comments, messages, images and all other content and interactions on Friemi, whether public or private.

To report a concern without leaving the app, open Profile > Settings > Feedback & child safety and select Child safety. Include the relevant user, in-app location and time. You can also use Report on profiles, in the direct-chat menu or on content, and select the safety concern reason. Do not download, upload or forward suspected CSAM; describe the concern and its in-app location in text.

You can also contact our child safety and community reporting address at friemi.dev@gmail.com. Include the relevant account, content or activity identifier and a brief description. Do not download, attach or forward suspected CSAM or share unrelated personal information.

If a child is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services or law enforcement immediately.

Friemi administrators responsible for child safety prioritize these reports. When we become aware of CSAM on our service, we promptly remove it or disable access and take appropriate account measures, including restriction, suspension or removal.

We comply with applicable child safety laws and report confirmed CSAM to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) or the relevant regional authority as required. Necessary information is retained and disclosed only as required by law, with access restricted.

Our child safety contact receives reports and questions at friemi.dev@gmail.com and coordinates review, enforcement and reports to authorities. We update these standards when our product or applicable requirements change.

This page applies to public activities, group plans, comments, profiles, messages, and other user-generated content inside Friemi.

If content or behavior affects trust, signup safety, conversation quality, or in-person meetup safety, it falls within Friemi moderation scope.

Spam, repetitive promotion, fake signups, or clearly misleading information.

Harassment, abuse, discrimination, threats, or behavior that repeatedly makes others feel unsafe.

Fake activities, false venue or price claims, off-platform payment scams, or other unsafe arrangements.

Sexual, violent, illegal, hateful, or otherwise unlawful content.

Sharing someone else's phone number, address, ID details, or other sensitive personal data without permission.

After signing in, users can report profiles, activity details, group plans, and comments through in-product report entry points.

Current report reasons include spam, harassment, inappropriate content, misleading information, safety concerns, and other issues.

Users may add context when reporting. Please do not include new sensitive personal data in report descriptions.

Reports enter the Friemi admin review queue, where admins can review the target, reason, description, and submission time, then record the review status.

Current statuses are pending, reviewing, resolved, and dismissed. Friemi may continue with manual follow-up when needed.

For clearly unsafe or misleading situations, admins review the surrounding context and decide the next handling step.

Account deletion does not automatically erase every historical activity, signup, message, or report record. Some information may be retained or anonymized for safety, anti-abuse, disputes, or legal compliance.

Friemi currently focuses on a report-and-review moderation loop and will continue expanding user-facing safety tools over time.