1. Introduction

My Tree Social: Xmas Messages (hereinafter referred to as "the App"), developed and published by ERCAAP MOBILE APP LTD (hereinafter referred to as "we", "us", or "the Developer"), is committed to providing a safe environment for all users, especially children. This Child Safety Standards Policy outlines our zero-tolerance approach to child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and child sexual abuse material (CSAM), in compliance with Google Play's Child Safety Standards Policy.

This policy applies to all users, content, and interactions within the App.

2. Zero Tolerance for CSAE

My Tree Social: Xmas Messages has a strict zero-tolerance policy against any form of child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE). The following activities are expressly and unconditionally prohibited on our platform:

Violations of this policy will result in immediate and permanent account termination, removal of all associated content, and reporting to the appropriate law enforcement authorities.

3. Content Moderation and CSAM Detection

My Tree Social: Xmas Messages employs multiple layers of protection to detect and prevent CSAE content:

4. CSAM Handling Procedures

Upon detection or report of any content that constitutes or is suspected to constitute CSAM, My Tree Social: Xmas Messages will take the following actions:

  1. Immediate Removal: The identified CSAM content will be removed from the platform immediately upon detection or confirmation.
  2. Account Suspension: The account associated with the content will be immediately and permanently suspended.
  3. Evidence Preservation: Relevant evidence will be preserved in accordance with applicable legal requirements to support law enforcement investigations.
  4. Law Enforcement Reporting: The incident will be reported to the appropriate law enforcement authorities without delay.
  5. NCMEC Reporting: In compliance with U.S. federal law (18 U.S.C. § 2258A), confirmed CSAM will be reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) via the CyberTipline.
  6. Regional Authority Notification: Where applicable, reports will also be filed with the relevant child protection authorities in the user's jurisdiction.

5. Compliance with Child Safety Laws

My Tree Social: Xmas Messages is committed to full compliance with all applicable child safety laws and regulations, including but not limited to:

We continuously monitor legal developments in all jurisdictions where the App is available and update our practices accordingly.

6. User Reporting and Feedback

My Tree Social: Xmas Messages provides multiple channels for users to report concerns related to child safety:

All reports related to child safety are treated with the highest priority and are reviewed within 24 hours of receipt. We take every report seriously and ensure appropriate action is taken.

7. Designated Child Safety Contact

For all matters related to child safety on My Tree Social: Xmas Messages, including CSAE reports, policy inquiries, and law enforcement requests, please contact our designated Child Safety Officer:

Our designated contact person has the authority to make enforcement decisions, initiate content removal, suspend accounts, and coordinate with law enforcement authorities regarding child safety matters on our platform.

8. Age Restrictions and Protections

My Tree Social: Xmas Messages implements the following age-related safeguards:

9. Enforcement Actions

Violations of this Child Safety Standards Policy may result in the following actions, depending on the severity and nature of the violation:

For CSAE-related violations, immediate permanent ban and law enforcement referral are the standard enforcement actions. There is no appeal process for confirmed CSAE violations.

10. Policy Updates

This Child Safety Standards Policy is reviewed and updated regularly to ensure ongoing compliance with applicable laws, Google Play policies, and industry best practices. Significant updates will be communicated to users through the App or our website.

Effective Date: March 12, 2026

Last Updated: March 12, 2026