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Child Safety Standards

AFR app (com.seanation.afr) · revision of 17 September 2026

This page describes how the AFR app and its developer, Seanation, prevent child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and what happens to child sexual abuse material (CSAM) if it ever reaches the app. It is published to meet Google Play's requirements for apps in the Social category.

1. Who may use the app

AFR is a companion app for adult participants of a sailing festival. The minimum age is 18 (Terms of Use). The app is not designed for children, contains no child-directed content and is not marketed to minors. Every account is verified by an email code; there is no public feed and no anonymous posting — all content is tied to a verified account.

2. Prohibited

Any material or conduct involving the sexual abuse or exploitation of children is prohibited, including:

• posting, storing or forwarding child sexual abuse material in any form — photos, drawings or text;
• sexualising minors, including in profile text;
• attempting to contact a minor (grooming), sextortion, or trafficking.

A violation leads to an immediate and permanent account ban.

3. How to report

• In the app: open the participant's profile → tap ⚐ → «Пожаловаться организатору» (Report to the organizer) and state the reason. You can also tap «Скрыть участника» (Hide participant) — they stop seeing you and you stop seeing them. Reports reach the organizers immediately, even when the social module is switched off for the festival.
• By email: info@seanation.com, subject "Child safety". Any address will do; a link to the profile or a screenshot speeds up the review.

4. What we do with a report

1. Reports are triaged within 24 hours; reports concerning children take priority.
2. CSAE-related material is removed immediately, the offending account is banned on all devices and its access to the festival is revoked.
3. We preserve the data needed for a law-enforcement referral and report confirmed CSAM to the competent authorities: the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC, report.cybertip.org) and/or the law-enforcement authorities of the country where the festival takes place and where the offender is located, as applicable law requires.
4. Every decision is written to the moderation audit log.

If a child is in immediate danger, contact your local police first.

5. Child safety point of contact

Contact for child-safety matters and law-enforcement requests: info@seanation.com (Seanation). We reply within 2 business days; law-enforcement requests are handled with priority.

6. Compliance

We comply with applicable child-protection laws, including CSAM reporting obligations, and with Google Play's Child Safety Standards policy. This page and the Privacy Policy are updated as the app changes; the current revision is always available at this address.