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Child safety standards

Applies to Olfana for Android (com.velanta.olfana) and iOS · Last updated 21 August 2026

Olfana is a fragrance community for adults. Child sexual abuse and exploitation has no place in it, in any form. This page sets out what we prohibit, how to report it, what we do when we receive a report, and who to contact.

We have zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation. There is no context, no artistic framing and no claimed intent that makes it acceptable on Olfana.

What we prohibit

The following are forbidden without exception:

Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) — any image, video or other depiction of sexually explicit conduct involving a minor.
Child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) — including grooming, sextortion, solicitation of a minor, trafficking, and any attempt to arrange or facilitate the sexual abuse of a child.
Any content that sexualises a minor — whether photographic, drawn, digitally generated, AI-generated or written.
Using Olfana to make contact with a minor for any sexual purpose.
Linking to, advertising or soliciting CSAM or CSAE material hosted anywhere else.

This applies to every part of the app: usernames, display names, profile photographs, biographies, reviews, posts, photographs, comments, lists and layering recipes.

An account used for any of the above is terminated permanently, its content is removed, and the matter is reported to the authorities as described below.

Minimum age

Olfana is a public community product and it is not directed at children. You must be 16 or older to create an account, consistent with our Privacy Policy. We do not operate a parental- or guardian-consent process.

If you believe an account belongs to someone under 16, tell us at the contact address below and we will remove it.

How to report — in the app

Every piece of member-made content, and every member profile, can be reported from inside the app:

Tap the ⋯ (More) control on the post, review, comment, list, layering recipe or profile.
Tap Report.
Choose a reason. For a child-safety concern, choose Offensive content or Something else.
Use the detail box. Our fixed list of report reasons does not yet include a dedicated child-safety category, so please state plainly in the box that your report concerns a minor. That is what tells us to treat it as urgent.
Tap Submit report.

You need a verified account to file a report. Reports are confidential: the member you report is not told who reported them.

Never send us the material itself. Do not attach, forward or re-upload suspected child sexual abuse material to us or to anyone else — in many countries possessing or transmitting it is a criminal offence, even to report it. Send us the username and a description of where it appears in the app. That is enough for us to find it.

Blocking

You can block any member from the same ⋯ menu. Once blocked, their content is hidden from you and they cannot see yours; they disappear from your feeds, from search and from profiles.

Blocking is not reporting. Blocking is a private setting and does not tell us anything. If content breaks these standards, please report it as well — otherwise we will not know it exists.

What happens to a report

Every report is reviewed by a person.
Content that breaks these standards is removed, and the account behind it may be suspended or permanently terminated.
We do not share the outcome of a report with the person who filed it, and we do not tell the reported member who reported them.

So that you know what to expect: review is carried out by people, not by automated detection systems, and we are a small team without a round-the-clock response desk. If a child is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services or police first — do not wait for us.

Child sexual abuse material and the authorities

Where we confirm that content is child sexual abuse material, we:

remove the content;
terminate the account permanently;
preserve the records we are required to preserve; and
report it to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), or to the relevant regional authority where the applicable law requires the report to be made elsewhere.

We will cooperate with lawful requests from law enforcement and with the relevant child-protection authority in the jurisdictions where we operate.

Designated child safety contact

Our designated point of contact for child-safety matters, including reports from law enforcement and from child-protection organisations, is:

olfanasupport@gmail.com — please use the subject line “Child safety”.

Remember not to attach suspected material to your email. A username and a description are enough.