Child Safety Standards

Any form of child endangerment, sexualization, solicitation, grooming, or sharing of non-consensual exploitative media is strictly prohibited on our platform. Accounts found violating this policy are not simply banned; they are documented and reported to the relevant authorities.

Users are strictly forbidden from engaging in:

• Publishing, sharing, or requesting explicit or exploitative imagery involving minors.
• Attempting to groom, manipulate, or sexually solicit individuals under the legal age of majority.
• Promoting or sharing links to third-party services that host or facilitate CSAE or CSAM content.

UniLife provides built-in reporting mechanisms throughout the application. Users can report any feed post, comment, message, or profile directly through the action menu.

Upon receiving a safety report, our team takes immediate action:

• Immediate suspension and permanent termination of the offending account.
• Permanent removal of all associated media and content from our servers.
• Hardware and device-level bans to prevent re-registration.

UniLife complies with national and international child protection laws. Whenever CSAM or child exploitation is identified, we preserve digital records and proactively report incidents to relevant law enforcement agencies and international organizations, including the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and local police authorities.

For urgent child safety concerns, law enforcement inquiries, or regulatory compliance questions, reach our designated child safety lead directly at:

support@unilife.com.ng