Child Safety Standards

Last updated: October 2026 Nightflare (app "Nightflare", provided by Dennis Schöpp) has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and for child sexual abuse material (CSAM). 1. Adults only Nightflare is only for adults aged 18 and over. Every user confirms they are at least 18 when signing up. We delete accounts of minors as soon as we learn about them. 2. What is prohibited Any form of sexual abuse or sexual exploitation of children and teenagers is prohibited, in particular child sexual abuse material (including drawn or AI-generated material), sexualized content involving minors, contacting minors with sexual intent (grooming), extortion with intimate images (sextortion) and human trafficking, as well as offering, promoting or linking to such content. This applies to flares, photos, profile pictures, names, events, groups, reviews and every other feature. 3. Reporting in the app Every flare, profile, event and review can be reported directly in the app via "Report"; the first reason listed there is "Child safety concern / minors at risk". Independent of a specific piece of content, Profile → Account → "Report safety & child protection issue" opens a form that sends child safety concerns to us directly in the app, without leaving it. Users can also be blocked. You can also reach us at any time by email at infoat.dennis.schoepp@gmail.com (subject "Child safety"). 4. How we act We handle child safety reports with priority. If we learn of child sexual abuse material or exploitation, we remove the content immediately, permanently ban the accounts involved and report the case to the competent authorities, in Germany the police or the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA), and where appropriate the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC). We cooperate with law enforcement and comply with applicable child safety laws. 5. Point of contact Our child safety point of contact is Dennis Schöpp, reachable at infoat.dennis.schoepp@gmail.com. He can provide information about our measures and how reports are handled. 6. Help If a child is in danger, call the police immediately (112 in the EU, 911 in the US and Canada). In Germany you can also report abuse material online to the Internet-Beschwerdestelle (internet-beschwerdestelle.de) or jugendschutz.net; in the US, to NCMEC's CyberTipline (report.cybertip.org).