CrossDressing.co.uk's Standards Against Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE)

Last Updated: 05/04/2025

At CrossDressing.co.uk, we are committed to protecting children and preventing child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) on our platform. We have a zero-tolerance policy for any content or activity that promotes, facilitates, or depicts CSAE in any form. Our policies align with international legal standards and best practices to ensure a safe and responsible online environment for all users.

1. Prohibited Content and Behavior

Foto strictly prohibits:

• Any content, including images, descriptions, or links, that depicts or promotes the sexual exploitation or abuse of children.

• Any solicitation, grooming, or predatory behavior targeting minors.

• Any form of child sexual abuse material (CSAM), including digitally generated, altered, or AI-manipulated content.

• Any accounts or users engaged in CSAE-related activities, including distribution, solicitation, or facilitation of such content.

2. Reporting and Detection Measures

To prevent CSAE, CrossDressing.co.uk has implemented moderation and reporting mechanisms:

• User Reporting Tools: Users can report CSAE content or suspicious behavior directly within our platform. Reports are reviewed promptly.

• Dedicated Moderators: Our moderation team investigates all CSAE reports and takes immediate action.

3. Enforcement Actions

CrossDressing.co.uk takes strict action against users who violate our CSAE policies, including:

• Immediate removal of violating content.

• Permanent banning of offending accounts.

• Reporting violations to law enforcement and relevant child protection agencies.

4. How to Report CSAE Content

If you encounter any CSAE content on CrossDressing.co.uk, report it immediately using our in-app reporting tools or contact us at admin@CrossDressing.co.uk. We also encourage users to report suspected CSAE content to NCMEC’s CyberTipline (https://report.cybertip.org) or local authorities.

CrossDressing.co.uk is committed to fostering a safe and respectful online space. We will continue to enhance our policies, tools, and enforcement measures to prevent CSAE and protect children.