Safe Content Policy

Last Update: 25. July 2026

This page combines our content guidelines and reporting process to ensure a safe and positive experience for everyone on FansyMe.

Our Commitment

We are committed to fostering a thriving community where users can create and share content responsibly. We actively moderate content and comply with all applicable laws and regulations, including the European Union's Digital Services Act (DSA), Germany's Digitale-Dienste-Gesetz (DDG), and relevant international content moderation regulations.

Content Guidelines

  • Content that infringes upon the rights or intellectual property of others, or where such infringement is suspected; this includes uploading and distributing personal data of another person without their consent.

  • Harming other individuals or groups, or their reputation, for example, through denigration and vilification (so-called cyberbullying/hate speech); this includes any insulting, discriminatory, racist, xenophobic, seditious, and glorifying violence expressions and other content (photos, videos, etc.).

  • Harassment, stalking, threats, insults, or other unjustified or unwanted behaviors towards users or third parties.

  • Actions aimed at exploiting minors, causing them harm, or posing a potential threat to the well-being of minors.

  • Child and youth pornography, as well as the depiction of children and adolescents in unnatural sexually suggestive poses, including comic-style drawings/manga depicting such content.

  • Content depicting non-consensual sexual acts, violence, brutality, atrocities, incest, extreme BDSM, or human trafficking, including comic-style drawings/manga depicting such content or promoting or endorsing such acts.

  • Membership in or promotion of associations or communities that are prohibited or monitored by security or youth protection authorities, as well as their activities and expressions.

  • Membership in or promotion of a sect or a controversial religious community, as well as their activities and expressions.

  • Content harmful to minors: This includes content depicting or promoting child sexual abuse, violence against children, or content that could endanger a child's well-being.

  • Hate speech and discrimination: Content that incites hatred or violence against individuals or groups based on race, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, or disability is strictly prohibited.

  • Violence and gore: Content depicting extreme violence or excessive gore is not allowed.

  • Harassment and bullying: We do not tolerate cyberbullying, harassment, or threats against users.

  • Spam and misleading content: Content intended to deceive or mislead users, including spam and commercially deceptive content, is not allowed.

  • Copyright infringement: Uploading or sharing content that violates copyrights or trademarks is not permitted.

  • Illegality: Content promoting or depicting illegal activities is strictly prohibited.

This list is not exhaustive. We reserve the right to remove any content that we deem inappropriate or harmful to our community. For more information please refer to our Terms of Services.

Protecting Young Users

Youth protection on the internet is a crucial issue for our company. We want children and young people to surf safely and not be endangered by our content. For this reason, we have implemented special youth protection measures on our website and continuously improve these measures.

Parental Control / Family Filter

We have labeled our website with the JusProg label. This allows users to block our site for children and young people on their devices. Schools, public institutions, and households with children should particularly use this function.

We use XML files like age.xml, age-de.xml, and miracle.xml to classify content by age. This allows parental control programs to identify and block inappropriate content for minors, further promoting a safe online environment. These classifications comply with European and German youth protection standards.

Age Verification Process

To ensure a safe environment for all users, especially young people, we require age verification for access to certain content and features. Some areas of our website can only be accessed with secure user verification. This age verification complies with the legal requirements for closed user groups.

We use Yoti, a solution recognized by German regulators for its contribution to responsible online experiences. Yoti's age verification methods have been specifically approved by the Kommission für Jugendmedienschutz (KJM) for content restriction purposes, complying with German regulations.

Additionally, Yoti's technology is recognized by the Freiwillige Selbstkontrolle Multimedia-Diensteanbieter (FSM) for its contribution to youth protection efforts in Germany.

We also use TantumIdent by Tantum AG as an alternative age verification method. TantumIdent has been positively assessed by the Kommission für Jugendmedienschutz (KJM) as a complete age verification solution suitable for closed user groups under the Jugendmedienschutz-Staatsvertrag (JMStV).

Text Filtering for Sensitive Content

We utilise automated tools to filter potentially sensitive text within content. This ensures that such content is only visible to users who have been verified as being of the appropriate age. Sensitive words will be masked with asterisks ("*") for unverified users.

Continuous Improvement and Future Technologies

We are relentless in our pursuit of a safe and secure platform for all users. We constantly evaluate and improve our detection and prevention methods. This includes exploring the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to further enhance our ability to identify and address human trafficking and sexual exploitation. For a full account of our commitment and the specific safeguards in place, see our Anti-Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement.

Youth Protection Officer

Youth Protection Officers in Germany safeguard young people by enforcing age limits on media, advising adults on child safety, and supporting youth in need. You can reach our Youth Protection Officer for any questions regarding youth protection on this website:

Youth Protection Officer
Immo W. Fietz
Email: info(at)jugendschutzbeauftragte.net
Website: http://www.jugendschutzbeauftragte.net

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Content Moderation

We moderate the content posted by users in accordance with youth protection requirements for child- and youth-appropriate content in the publicly accessible areas of our website. Users and authorities can submit content they deem unlawful for review via a reporting function. If objectionable or unlawful content is identified, the provider is authorised to take actions and may pursue further legal steps. Incidents may be reported to law enforcement and other authorities if deemed necessary to comply with legal obligations or in good faith.

Automated Screening and Human Review. All user-uploaded media is automatically screened by Sightengine at the point of upload. Content flagged by this automated system is routed to our internal moderation team for human review before any content remains permanently accessible. All moderation team members receive training on identifying prohibited content categories, including CSAM indicators, hate speech, non-consensual content, and other violations of our content guidelines, before taking on review responsibilities.

Immediate Action on CSAM-Related Flags. Where automated screening flags content as potentially depicting a minor, the following occurs instantly and automatically, without waiting for human review:

  • The flagged media is deactivated
  • Any posts referencing or linking to the flagged media are deactivated
  • Any chat messages associated with the flagged content are deactivated

This automatic, system-level lockdown ensures no potentially illegal content remains accessible during the review period.

Human Review. Flagged content is reviewed by a trained member of our moderation team. Review of flagged content is completed within 24 hours of flagging, and in practice is typically completed the same day.

Escalation for Ambiguous Cases. Where a moderation team member is uncertain whether flagged content meets a reporting threshold, the case is escalated case is escalated internally for a final determination before any content is restored or a report is filed.

Moderation covers all prohibited content categories set out in our Content Guidelines above, including but not limited to hate speech, non-consensual content, extreme violence, and content endangering minors.

Reporting Inappropriate Content and Your Rights

We take youth safety very seriously. If you see something suspicious or that might violate youth protection laws, please report it to us. You can report any content, message, or user profile you believe is harmful or inappropriate, even if you don't have an account.

Your Rights Under EU Regulations

The European Union's Digital Services Act (DSA) Regulation 2022/2065 gives you rights when it comes to reported content. Within six months of receiving our decision on a reported item, you can complain if you disagree. We will carefully review your complaint and if we made a mistake, we'll fix it and explain why.

You also have the option to take legal action if you believe your rights have been violated. Additionally, the DSA allows you to pursue out-of-court dispute resolution with a certified organization.

How To Make A Complaint

  1. On a profile, tap the "More" button (typically three dots).

  2. On posts, locate the three dots in the top right corner.

  3. In chat, find the three dots menu next to the message.

  4. Look for the "Report" button, indicated by a flag icon, and follow the on-screen instructions.

  5. Select the appropriate category and provide a brief description along with any relevant details.

We will promptly review your report and take appropriate action, which may include removing content, suspending accounts, or taking legal action.

Furthermore, you have the option to utilise the DSA report form for reporting any content or conduct issues related to FansyMe. Alternatively, you can file a complaint by emailing [email protected]. Please include your full name, email address, a detailed description of your complaint, and the URL if applicable.

How We Handle Complaints and Reports

We will ensure that any reported complaint is resolved, and a response is provided to the requestor within 7 business days or sooner. Here's how we handle the process:

Acknowledgement and Review

  • We acknowledge receipt of complaints within 24 hours and start reviewing the reported content immediately.

Transparency and Communication

  • We keep you informed throughout the process. If we need more information, we'll contact you promptly.

Investigation and Decision

  • We thoroughly investigate the reported content and aim to decide within these timeframes:

  • Under Article 16 of the EU Digital Services Act, we act on notices of illegal content expeditiously. As our own internal standard, we aim to review and act on clearly illegal content within 24 hours, and to resolve less clear-cut cases within 72 hours.

Outcome Notification

  • We will notify you of our decision via email. If the content violates our guidelines or legal requirements, we will take action, which may include content removal, account suspension, or reporting to law enforcement.

Disagreement with Decision

  • If you disagree with our decision, you can appeal within six months, in accordance with Article 20 of the EU Digital Services Act. We will re-evaluate the content and provide a final decision with an explanation.

Serious Offenses

  • Complaints about illegal content, including non-consensual material, are handled with the utmost seriousness. We may report such content to authorities and cooperate with law enforcement.

Content depicting or facilitating child sexual abuse material (CSAM) or non-consensual sexual acts is treated as a zero-tolerance violation. As described under Content Moderation above, content flagged as potentially depicting a minor is automatically and instantly deactivated, together with any associated posts and chat messages, pending human review.

Upon receipt of a report involving suspected CSAM or non-consensual content, we issue a case reference ID and prioritise the report for immediate human review. Where content is confirmed or reasonably suspected to constitute CSAM, FansyMe preserves the relevant evidence, restricts internal staff exposure to the material to what is strictly necessary for review and reporting, and reports the matter to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) via the CyberTipline, in addition to notifying the relevant law enforcement or child protection authorities in the applicable jurisdiction without delay. FansyMe cooperates fully with such authorities in accordance with our Terms of Service.

Respecting Intellectual Property Rights

We take copyright infringement seriously and are committed to protecting the rights of creators. The process for reporting copyright infringement depends on your location:

  • Users in the United States: Please submit claims in accordance with our DMCA Policy

  • Users in the European Union: You can report copyright infringement according to the Digital Services Act (DSA) by submitting a report through our designated channels (link to reporting form/page).

For more information visit our DMCA Policy.

Unjustifiable or Abusive Complaints

If you are a User of FansyMe, you warrant that you will not make any unjustifiable or abusive complaints. If you breach this warranty, we may suspend or terminate your User account.

Promoting Well-being and Responsible Content Creation

At FansyMe, we believe in creating a safe and positive space for both content creators and viewers. We are committed to fostering a healthy online environment and supporting responsible content creation practices.

Prioritizing Your Well-being

We understand that content online can have a significant impact on users. We encourage everyone to prioritize their well-being and seek help if needed.

Reporting Inappropriate Content

If you encounter content you believe promotes unhealthy sexual behaviors or potential addiction, you have the power to report it. We have a clear and straightforward reporting process in place. All reported content is carefully reviewed by our team.

Help and Support Resources

We are committed to providing resources to users who may need support. Below are some helpful links to reputable organizations specializing in sex addiction treatment and mental health:

USA Resources:

German Resources:

EU Resources:

Content Guidelines for Creators

We encourage responsible content creation that promotes healthy and positive sexual practices. Content that glamorizes excessive pornography use, compulsive sexual activity, or unrealistic sexual expectations may be removed.

Creating a Supportive Community

Together, we can create a thriving online community that prioritizes well-being and responsible content creation.

Additional Resources:

We are constantly looking for ways to improve and provide better support. We encourage content creators to explore resources and workshops on responsible content creation related to sexuality.

Thank you for being a part of our community!