Child Safety Standards

Last updated: June 18, 2026

Oriveo maintains a zero-tolerance policy toward child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including child sexual abuse material (CSAM). This page sets out our standards for preventing CSAE, how anyone can report it, and how we respond. It supplements our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Oriveo is operated by the Oriveo team; the developer account is registered to Kenny. The designated point of contact for child-safety matters is [email protected].

Our zero-tolerance commitment

We prohibit any content or conduct that sexually exploits or endangers minors. This standard is published in Section 7 ("Acceptable Use") of our Terms of Service and applies across every Oriveo platform — iOS, Android, and Web — and to the Oriveo Free tier. Violations result in immediate action, including content removal, account termination, and reporting to the appropriate authorities.

What is prohibited

You may not use Oriveo to generate, request, upload, store, transmit, or solicit:

  • child sexual abuse material (CSAM) or any sexualized depiction of a minor, whether real, synthetic, AI-generated, or drawn;
  • content that grooms, entices, or facilitates the sexual abuse or exploitation of a child;
  • sexualized "deepfakes," edits, or composites depicting minors;
  • any other material that exploits or endangers children.

There are no exceptions for material claimed to be "fictional," "artistic," or "AI-generated."

How we prevent CSAE

Oriveo is a BYOK (Bring-Your-Own-Key) client. In BYOK mode, your prompts are sent to the third-party AI provider you choose — such as OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google — and those providers apply their own safety and CSAM-detection systems that block such content at the source. Oriveo conversations are private to your account: they are not shared, published, or made visible to other users, so there is no public surface for distributing such material. For the Oriveo Free tier, requests are relayed through our backend, where upstream provider safety filters apply and limited, temporary sampling may occur to review compliance reports. We do not use your content to train Oriveo-owned models.

Age requirement

The Service is not directed to children under 13. Where your jurisdiction sets a higher digital-consent age (such as 16 in parts of the European Union), you must meet that local legal age to use Oriveo. See Section 1 of our Terms of Service and Section 11 of our Privacy Policy.

How to report

If you encounter content or behavior on Oriveo that you believe sexually exploits or endangers a child, report it immediately to [email protected]. Please include a description of the content or conduct, where you encountered it, and any identifiers (such as an account email) that help us locate it. You can also reach us through Settings → Send Feedback inside the app. We treat these reports as our highest priority.

Please do not attach or forward suspected CSAM itself — describe it instead. Transmitting such material, even to report it, may itself be unlawful in your jurisdiction.

How we respond

When we obtain actual knowledge of CSAE, we act promptly to:

  • remove the offending content and revoke access;
  • preserve relevant evidence as required by law;
  • suspend or terminate the responsible account;
  • report to the appropriate authorities and child-protection organizations, including the U.S. National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and/or local law enforcement, as required by applicable law.

We cooperate with valid legal requests from child-safety authorities.

Designated point of contact

For child-safety inquiries — including notifications from app marketplaces or government authorities about potential CSAE on Oriveo — contact [email protected]. We comply with applicable child-safety laws and regulations in the markets where Oriveo is available.