Guidelines.
Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse

At A.C.E. we are committed to maintaining a safe, respectful, and adult-only environment. As a platform intended strictly for users aged 18 and above, we uphold a zero-tolerance policy for any form of content that sexualizes, exploits, or endangers minors — whether real or fictional. This policy is aligned with global child protection laws and Google Play’s Child Safety Standards.

We strictly prohibit any content that depicts or implies child sexual abuse or endangerment. This includes not only real-life depictions but also any fictional, artistic, or suggestive representations. Our moderation team actively monitors and enforces this policy, and violations will result in permanent account removal and reporting to the appropriate authorities.

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The following actions are strictly prohibited on A.C.E.:
 

• Uploading, sharing, creating, storing, or encouraging the sharing of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), even with the intent of raising awareness or expressing outrage.
   

• Posting or distributing fictional content that sexualizes minors, including anime, digital art, AI-generated images, avatars, or text-based roleplay.
   

• Sharing third-party links to websites or platforms that contain CSAM or exploitative material.
   

• Participating in discussions involving sexually explicit conduct with or involving minors.

 

• Including nude or partially nude images of babies, toddlers, or children in your profile — even if obscured by stickers or emojis

 

• Creating or managing accounts on behalf of anyone under 18.

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To go more in depth about the above rules:

 

We understand that members may want to discuss or share images of their children with their connections. However, all discussions about children must remain appropriate, relevant, and lawful. If you choose to include photos of children in your profile, they must be fully clothed and cannot appear alone in the image. This rule also applies to childhood photos of yourself.

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Profile photos featuring the genitalia or buttocks of babies, toddlers, or children—even if covered or partially obscured by emojis—are not allowed.

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Violating this policy will result in account removal and a report to the authorities. In compliance with U.S. law, we report any apparent child sexual exploitation, grooming, or abuse to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), which may share the report with local and global law enforcement agencies.

Learn about our enforcement philosophy against the guidelines on this page. And, if you believe we’ve made a mistake in taking action on your account or content, you can always contact us here.

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A.C.E. is a community built on trust, respect, and authenticity. These policies are designed to protect everyone, ensure we uphold the highest safety standards, and foster a welcoming, responsible environment where users can safely connect and express themselves.