Child safety

One line we never move

Nobody under 18 may use CocoFlirt. Every device is asked to confirm the user is 18 or older before the first chat, and any content that sexualises or exploits a minor is banned outright: live on camera, in a photo, in a post or in a message.

If she, or he, seems too young

1. End the chat. Do not stay on to make sure.
2. Open the profile and tap Report, choosing the reason that covers minors.
3. If you cannot get to the profile, email [email protected] with whatever you remember: nickname, time, anything you saw.

If you come across abuse material

Do not download, screenshot or forward it, not even to show us. Passing it on can be a crime in itself. Report the profile or post on CocoFlirt and email us a description of where it is. If a child is in danger, contact the police in your country first.

If you are under 18 and reading this

Please close the site. If anyone here or anywhere else has asked you for pictures, money or a meeting, tell an adult you trust. Telling someone is never the wrong thing to do, and you are not in trouble for it.

What we do with a report

• We review it together with the account and content it points to.
• Content that breaks this rule comes down, and the accounts involved can be suspended or closed.
• Where the law requires it, information is preserved and handed to the authorities.
• Any data about a minor is deleted unless the law requires us to keep it for an investigation.

For parents

Parental controls built into phones, browsers and home routers can block adult and chat sites. They are the most reliable way to keep a child off services like CocoFlirt.