Child Safety Standards
Last updated: August 12, 2026
This page states the standards against child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) for LOVO, the hotel-discovery app published on Google Play by Vali Ollah Mohammadi. They apply to every part of the service - videos, comments, direct messages, and profiles - and to every user, without exception.
Zero tolerance for CSAE
LOVO prohibits any content or behavior that sexualizes, sexually exploits, or endangers children. This includes, without limitation:
- Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) - any visual depiction of sexually explicit conduct involving a minor, in any form, including AI-generated or drawn imagery;
- sexualization of minors - content that presents children in a sexualized manner;
- grooming - adults contacting or befriending children to facilitate sexual abuse, on or off the platform;
- sextortion - threatening or blackmailing a child using real or alleged intimate imagery;
- trafficking or any other sexual exploitation of a child.
LOVO is an 18+ service; accounts of users under 18 are removed. These standards are part of our Terms of Service, which every user must accept before creating content.
Reporting
The app provides in-app tools to report any video, comment, direct message, or user without leaving the app. Reports are reviewed by our moderation team, and reports raising child-safety concerns are treated with the highest priority.
Child-safety concerns can also be raised directly, without an account or the app, by emailing kave@axtiq.com.
How we respond
When we obtain actual knowledge of CSAM or other CSAE on the service, we take appropriate action immediately, including:
- removing the content;
- terminating the accounts involved;
- preserving the evidence as the law requires, separate from normal deletion flows;
- reporting CSAM to the relevant authorities- including the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and/or the competent national authority - and cooperating with law-enforcement investigations.
Legal compliance
LOVO complies with applicable child-safety laws in the regions where the service operates, including mandatory reporting obligations for child sexual abuse material.
Point of contact
Our designated child-safety point of contact, prepared to speak to our CSAE prevention practices and to receive notices from authorities and industry bodies:
Vali Ollah Mohammadi
kave@axtiq.com
If a child is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first.