Child Safety Standards

Our standards

We strictly prohibit, and act on, all of the following:

• Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) — any content that sexualizes a minor, including real, drawn, AI-generated, or computer-generated depictions.
• Grooming, sexual solicitation, sextortion, or any attempt to contact, lure, or exploit a minor.
• Sexualization of a minor in profiles, display names, avatars, clips, comments, or messages.
• Trafficking, endangerment, or any other content or behavior that harms a child.

How we prevent and act on CSAE

• Age gating. Users under 13 are not permitted. We collect date of birth at sign-up and before a player without an account first plays live (keeping only the age group), and block under-13 users. Teen (13–17) accounts can share a game in a private message only with accounts they follow and are not shown games rated 17+; outside online play, other players can follow, challenge or mention a teen and like or comment on their clips and duels, just as they can with an adult.
• Content filtering. User text in comments and profiles passes an automated filter before it is published. Private messages carry no free text at all: a message is a fixed “shared a game” card.
• In-app reporting. Every clip, comment, profile, account and private message carries an in-app report control with a dedicated “Child safety” reason, so users can flag CSAE without leaving the app.
• Moderation. Reports are reviewed by our moderation team; CSAE reports are escalated immediately and the offending content is removed and the account, or a player’s live play without an account, suspended.
• Blocking. Users can block any other user.
• Online play. Live matches carry no chat and no voice: players see each other’s name (username or display name), avatar and play, and the only thing a player sees that another player typed is that name. Online, players aged 13–17 are treated exactly as adults are, so they can be matched with, invited by and shown online to players they do not know; accounts whose age we do not know are never shown online and never matched with strangers, except that for two minutes after a live race or match ends, the one player they just played can send them a Race again request, which reaches them only while the two still follow each other. Players without an account give their date of birth before their first live round, are never shown online, cannot be sent an invite in the app, and can be reported and blocked like any player. Report (with the “Child safety” reason) and Block are on the match result, in rooms and on invites.

Reporting to authorities

When we become aware of apparent CSAM, we remove it, preserve the relevant data as required by law, and report it to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and/or other appropriate authorities in the relevant jurisdiction. We comply with applicable child-safety laws, including reporting and record-keeping obligations.

How to report

Inside the app, tap the report (flag) control on any clip, comment, profile, repost, or message and choose “Child safety”. On a private message the flag sits beside the message; you can also open the sender’s profile and report the account. You can also contact our child-safety team directly:

Child-safety point of contact: support@boolip.com

If a child is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first.

Who we are

Boolip Ltd · company no. 517350443 · Rishon LeZion, Israel. General support: support@boolip.com.