OnStorio – Child Safety Standards
Last updated: August 18, 2026
OnStorio is committed to maintaining a safe platform and protecting children from sexual abuse, exploitation, and other forms of harm.
Zero Tolerance for Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation
Users may not use OnStorio to create, upload, publish, share, promote, request, distribute, or facilitate content or activity involving the sexual abuse or exploitation of children.
Prohibited activity includes, but is not limited to:
- Child sexual abuse material (CSAM)
- Sexual exploitation or sexualization of minors
- Grooming or attempting to establish contact with a minor for sexual purposes
- Sextortion involving minors
- Soliciting or exchanging sexual content involving minors
- Child trafficking or facilitating the sexual exploitation of a child
- Any content or behavior that endangers a child
Violation of these standards may result in removal of content, restriction or termination of an account, and other appropriate action.
Reporting Child Safety Concerns
OnStorio encourages users to report content or behavior that may violate these Child Safety Standards.
OnStorio provides in-app reporting tools that allow users to report members and content directly within the platform. A “Report” option is available on member profiles and below published content, allowing users to report inappropriate content, behavior, or child safety concerns directly from the OnStorio app.
Child safety concerns may also be reported to: support@onstorio.com.
Reports involving potential child sexual abuse or exploitation are treated seriously and reviewed as promptly as reasonably possible.
How OnStorio Responds
When OnStorio becomes aware of content or activity that violates these standards, appropriate action may include:
- Removing prohibited content
- Restricting or terminating accounts involved in violations
- Preserving relevant information when required by law
- Cooperating with appropriate authorities
- Reporting confirmed child sexual abuse material to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) or other appropriate authorities when required by applicable law
OnStorio will act in accordance with applicable child safety laws and regulations.
User Responsibility
Users are responsible for ensuring that the content they publish and their interactions with other users comply with these standards and applicable law.
Users must never use OnStorio to exploit, endanger, groom, abuse, or sexually target a minor.
Child Safety Contact
OnStorio Child Safety Contact
Email: support@onstorio.com
Commitment to Safety
OnStorio may update these standards as the platform develops, applicable laws change, or additional safety measures are introduced.
Protecting users and preventing child sexual abuse and exploitation are fundamental requirements for participation on the OnStorio platform.