Binj

Safety is not optional.

Binj safeguards minors and works to prevent child sexual abuse and exploitation across every platform, profile, message, recommendation, and shared link.

Last updated: June 23, 2026
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Zero-tolerance policy

Binj completely prohibits content or conduct that sexually exploits, endangers, or targets children.

  • Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) or links to it
  • Grooming or trust-building with minors for sexual purposes
  • Sexualization of minors
  • Sextortion, blackmail, or threats involving a child’s intimate content
  • Soliciting, creating, sharing, selling, or distributing sexual content involving minors
  • Child trafficking or commercial sexual exploitation
  • Impersonation intended to facilitate abuse
  • Any behavior violating applicable child-safety laws
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Reporting a concern

  1. Open the relevant user profile, recommendation, message, or content
  2. Tap the More menu
  3. Select Report
  4. Choose Child safety concern and submit
Emergency: Contact local emergency services or law enforcement if a child faces immediate danger.
03

Review and enforcement

  • Remove or restrict content
  • Suspend or permanently terminate accounts
  • Limit account features during reviews
  • Preserve records when legally required
  • Cooperate with law-enforcement and child-safety organizations
  • Report confirmed CSAM to NCMEC or relevant authorities
04

Preventive measures

  • Terms prohibiting CSAE and abusive behavior
  • In-app reporting tools
  • Blocking and connection controls
  • Moderation and escalation procedures
  • Account enforcement for violations
  • A designated child-safety contact
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Privacy and good-faith reporting

Safety reports receive careful handling with limited access. Retaliation against good-faith reporters is prohibited. False or malicious reports may trigger account action.