MeetNew- Child Safety and the Prevention

MeetNew Child Safety Standards

Effective Date: May 2026
Publisher: MeetNew
App: MeetNew – Random Video Chat
Website: https://meetany.blogspot.com/
Support Email: meetanyapp@gmail.com

At MeetNew, the safety of our community is our highest and non-negotiable priority. This page documents our child safety standards, enforcement mechanisms, and legal obligations. These standards work together with our Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, and Community Guidelines.

1. Zero Tolerance for CSAE

MeetNew maintains an absolute zero-tolerance policy for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) in all forms. The following are strictly prohibited on MeetNew:

  • Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) of any kind — images, video, audio, or text
  • Sexual grooming, solicitation, or exploitation of minors
  • Sextortion or coercion targeting individuals under 18
  • Any content that sexualises, endangers, or exploits persons under 18
  • Non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII) involving any person
  • Recruitment or trafficking of minors for any purpose

There are no exceptions to this policy. Violations result in immediate permanent account termination, mandatory reporting to NCMEC, and full cooperation with law enforcement.

2. Age Requirement — 18+ Hard Block

MeetNew is an adults-only platform restricted exclusively to users aged 18 and above. Age enforcement operates at multiple levels:

  • Registration block: The app requires users to confirm they are 18 or older before account creation. Accounts cannot be created without this confirmation.
  • Google Play rating: MeetNew is rated for adults only on the Google Play Store, which restricts visibility and installation for under-18 accounts.
  • Age Signals API: See Section 3 for our supplementary age verification layer.
  • Ongoing enforcement: Accounts suspected of underage use are investigated and permanently terminated immediately. No prior warning is given.

If you believe a minor is using MeetNew, report it immediately at meetanyapp@gmail.com — Subject: UNDERAGE USER REPORT.

3. Google Play Age Signals API

MeetNew uses Google Play's Age Signals API as a supplementary age assurance layer on top of our registration controls. This API provides age-related signals from the Google Play platform to help enforce our 18+ restriction.

  • Age signals are used solely to control access — users identified as potentially under 18 are denied access to MeetNew.
  • Age signal data is not stored in MeetNew's systems beyond the immediate verification check.
  • This integration is implemented in compliance with Google Play's developer policies for age-restricted content platforms.
  • The Age Signals API functions as a secondary gate — in addition to, not in place of, our in-app age confirmation requirement.

4. Content Detection and Moderation

MeetNew employs a multi-layer approach to detect and remove prohibited content, with a focus on preventing CSAE:

Automated Detection

  • Google ML Kit: On-device content analysis is used to detect and flag potentially harmful visual content in real time during video sessions.
  • Hash-matching technology: Known CSAM is detected using industry-standard hash-matching against databases maintained by NCMEC and other child protection organisations.
  • Behavioural signals: Automated systems monitor for patterns associated with grooming or exploitation, including rapid repeated contact, solicitation language, and suspicious account activity.

Human Review

  • User reports of CSAE are escalated to a dedicated human safety team for immediate review.
  • Reports involving suspected CSAM are treated as highest-priority and reviewed within the shortest possible timeframe.
  • All confirmed violations result in immediate account termination and mandatory NCMEC reporting.

Video Call Architecture

  • MeetNew uses WebRTC peer-to-peer video transmission. Live video streams are not recorded or stored by MeetNew's servers.
  • Real-time on-device analysis allows moderation without requiring central storage of video content.

5. CSAM Detection and Mandatory Reporting

MeetNew is legally obligated to report all detected or suspected child sexual abuse material to the relevant authorities.

NCMEC CyberTipline Reporting: Pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 2258A, MeetNew reports all apparent violations involving CSAM to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) via the CyberTipline at cybertipline.org. This is a mandatory legal obligation.

What we report: Reports to NCMEC include all relevant account information, content, session data, and any identifying information available related to the suspected violation.

Law enforcement referral: Following NCMEC reporting, MeetNew cooperates fully with any resulting law enforcement investigation. We will provide all requested data in response to valid legal process.

No prior notice to user: Users suspected of CSAM-related violations will not be notified before their account is terminated or before their data is provided to NCMEC or law enforcement.

6. Designated Child Safety Contact

In compliance with Google Play's Child Safety Standards (effective April 15, 2026), MeetNew has designated a named Child Safety Point of Contact responsible for:

  • Overseeing MeetNew's child safety program and policy compliance
  • Reviewing and escalating CSAE reports received via the in-app system or email
  • Coordinating mandatory reports to NCMEC under 18 U.S.C. § 2258A
  • Liaising with law enforcement on CSAE-related investigations
  • Maintaining awareness of evolving child safety regulations and updating MeetNew's policies accordingly

Role: Child Safety Officer
Contact: meetanyapp@gmail.com
Subject line for urgent reports: CHILD SAFETY — URGENT

This contact is available to receive child safety concerns, respond to NCMEC and law enforcement inquiries, and process urgent CSAE reports.

7. How to Report — User Reporting Tools

Every MeetNew user can report suspected CSAE or other safety violations through multiple channels:

In-App Reporting (Fastest)

  • During a live call: Tap the flag/report icon on the call screen. The report is submitted instantly and the other user cannot see that you have reported them.
  • From a user profile: Tap the user's profile, then select "Report". Choose the most relevant category and add a description.

Email Reporting

External Reporting Channels

You can also report CSAE directly to the following authorities and organisations:

You do not need to report to MeetNew before contacting these organisations. We encourage users to use all available channels.

8. Law Enforcement Cooperation

MeetNew cooperates fully and proactively with law enforcement agencies worldwide in connection with CSAE investigations.

  • Legal process: We respond to valid subpoenas, court orders, and legal process from authorised law enforcement agencies. Requests should be directed to meetanyapp@gmail.com.
  • Emergency disclosure: In cases of imminent danger to a child, MeetNew will voluntarily disclose relevant information to law enforcement without waiting for formal legal process, to the extent permitted by law.
  • Data preservation: Upon receipt of a valid legal preservation request, MeetNew will preserve relevant account data and evidence for the legally required period.
  • No tipping off: Users who are the subject of a law enforcement inquiry will not be notified if notification would interfere with the investigation.
  • Mandatory reporting: In addition to voluntary cooperation, MeetNew fulfils all mandatory reporting obligations under 18 U.S.C. § 2258A (NCMEC reporting) and applicable international laws.

9. Compliance and Certifications

MeetNew's child safety standards are designed to meet or exceed the following regulatory requirements and industry standards:

  • Google Play Child Safety Standards (effective April 15, 2026) — Designated Child Safety Contact, CSAE zero-tolerance policy, NCMEC reporting, user reporting tools
  • 18 U.S.C. § 2258A — Mandatory NCMEC CyberTipline reporting of apparent CSAM violations
  • COPPA 2026 (amended, effective April 22, 2026) — No collection of personal information from users under 18; 18+ platform with hard age block
  • Utah Minor Protection in Social Media Act (effective May 7, 2026) — 18+ hard restriction, age assurance via Google Play Age Signals API
  • Louisiana Age Verification Act (effective July 1, 2026) — Age verification mechanisms in place for access to adult content platforms
  • GDPR (EU/EEA) — Data protection obligations including lawful processing, data minimisation, and cooperation with supervisory authorities

We review and update our child safety policies at minimum annually, or whenever applicable law or platform requirements change, whichever is sooner.

10. Contact Us

For any questions about these Child Safety Standards, to submit a report, or to request our cooperation as a law enforcement agency:

MeetNew Child Safety Contact
Role: Child Safety Officer
Email: meetanyapp@gmail.com
Urgent subject line: CHILD SAFETY — URGENT
Website: https://meetany.blogspot.com/

All child safety reports are treated with the highest priority and complete confidentiality.