Effective 23 October 2026
What Doop prohibits
Doop prohibits child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including child sexual abuse material (CSAM), sexual grooming, sexual extortion, trafficking, sexual solicitation of minors, and the promotion or facilitation of these activities. This includes abusive computer-generated or altered depictions of children.
These rules apply to profiles, Feed, Watch, comments, private messages and any other Doop feature. They apply regardless of the age of the person reporting or posting.
Report a child-safety concern
Use Report in the menu of the relevant content, profile or conversation. Choose the child-safety category when available and provide the relevant link or username. You can also use our Safety & reporting form, including if you cannot sign in. State “Child safety” in the subject.
Do not upload, download, forward or attach suspected CSAM. Share the location of the content so it can be reviewed safely. If a child faces immediate danger, contact local emergency services.
How reports are handled
Doop reviews child-safety reports and may restrict access to reported content or accounts during review. When Doop becomes aware of CSAM, we remove access to the material and take action against accounts involved. Relevant evidence and records may be preserved for legally required reporting and investigation.
Doop complies with applicable child-safety laws, including required reporting to the appropriate regional authority. Reports and evidence are handled with restricted access; public redistribution of abusive material is never part of the reporting process.
Child-safety contact
Contact Doop through Safety & reporting and identify your enquiry as a child-safety matter. Authorized authorities can use the same channel to request follow-up. Do not include abusive attachments.