CSAM Policy
Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) Policy
F95Zone is a non-profit, adult gaming forum supported by its community. We maintain a zero-tolerance policy toward child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and are fully committed to protecting children and complying with global child protection laws.
Prohibited Content
The posting, promotion, linking, or discussion of any content — real or fictional — that sexually exploits minors is strictly prohibited. For the purposes of this policy, a minor is defined as any person under the age of 18, regardless of local age-of-consent laws or national variation.
Prohibited content includes, but is not limited to:
- Sexual depictions of real individuals under the age of 18
- Sexual depictions of fictional characters presented as minors (e.g. loli, shota)
- AI-generated, animated, or deepfake content that imitates or implies the involvement of minors
- Textual content that sexually describes minors or underage scenarios (e.g. roleplay, stories)
Enforcement & Moderation
Violations of this policy will result in:
- Immediate removal of the offending content
- Permanent banning of the responsible user account
- Preservation of relevant logs for law enforcement or investigative review
- Reporting to appropriate authorities (e.g. NCMEC, Europol, Cybertip.ca, or national police)
F95Zone moderators are volunteers guided by community policies to identify violations. Our team may escalate urgent or credible reports for priority handling. Reports from accredited watchdog organizations or trusted flaggers (e.g. child protection NGOs, national reporting platforms) are treated with the highest urgency.
We have previously received and acted upon reports from trusted child protection organizations, including Cybertip.ca (Canada’s national tipline for online child exploitation). F95Zone respects all credible sources of CSAM alerts and responds with immediate enforcement.
How to Report CSAM
If you encounter suspected CSAM or violations of this policy on F95Zone, do not engage. Instead:
- Use the “Report” button on the post
- Or contact us directly via admin@f95zone.com
We handle all reports confidentially and act as swiftly as possible. Submissions that appear to violate child protection laws will be forwarded to relevant authorities. We maintain compliance with U.S. law (18 U.S.C. §2258A), and international standards requiring prompt reporting.
Emergency Situations
If you believe a child is in immediate danger, do not wait — contact your local law enforcement immediately. For urgent site moderation or platform abuse reports, email admin@f95zone.com.
International Cooperation & Law Enforcement Contact
F95Zone is a volunteer-run community. While we do not have paid compliance staff, we take reports of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and related concerns extremely seriously.
Law enforcement agencies and accredited child protection organizations (such as NCMEC, Cybertip.ca, Europol, Interpol, or national police) may contact us directly at:
This address is reserved exclusively for verified law enforcement agencies and accredited child protection organizations. All such requests are reviewed by site administrators as quickly as possible. Relevant data will be preserved upon receipt of a lawful request and disclosed only through proper legal process (e.g. subpoena, court order, or statutory reporting obligation).
We cooperate with verified authorities and accredited NGOs worldwide, including but not limited to:
- NCMEC (National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, U.S.)
- FBI – Crimes Against Children Unit (U.S.)
- Homeland Security Investigations / ICE (U.S.)
- Cybertip.ca (Canada’s national reporting line)
- CEOP (Child Exploitation & Online Protection Command, U.K.)
- Europol EC3 (European Cybercrime Centre)
- Interpol Crimes Against Children Unit
- Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE)
- INHOPE global network of child protection hotlines
Legal Compliance
F95Zone strictly adheres to child protection laws in all jurisdictions where our services are accessible. This includes U.S. federal law, EU Digital Services Act obligations, Canadian reporting compliance (Cybertip.ca), and other global regulations related to CSAM. We regularly review and update our moderation and enforcement policies to remain compliant with evolving standards.
Last reviewed: October 2025