At ShowVi, the safety and well-being of our younger users is our highest priority. We are dedicated to creating a secure environment where creativity can flourish without compromising safety. We implement comprehensive measures to protect minors from harmful content, inappropriate interactions, and potential online risks.

To maintain a safe community, we enforce strict age-related policies: • Users must be at least 13 years old to create a ShowVi account • We employ age-verification measures during registration • Accounts found to be owned by underage users will be immediately terminated • Parents or guardians must provide consent for users between 13-17 years If you believe a user is under 13, please report it immediately using our reporting tools.

We utilize multiple layers of protection to ensure age-appropriate content: • Automated AI systems flag potentially inappropriate content • Human moderators review reported content 24/7 • Restricted mode available to filter out mature content • Age-based content categorization and restrictions • Proactive scanning for grooming behaviors or predatory conduct

We implement enhanced privacy measures for users under 18: • Default private accounts for users under 16 • Limited data collection from minor users • Restricted direct messaging capabilities • Location data anonymization for users under 18 • Parental control options for teen accounts

We provide tools and resources to help parents guide their children's online experience: • Family pairing options to link parent and child accounts • Screen time management tools • Content restriction settings • Direct messaging controls • Educational resources about online safety Parents can request account information or deletion for their minor children by contacting our safety team.

We maintain a robust reporting system to address safety concerns: • Easy-to-use reporting tools on every video and comment • Priority review for reports involving minors • Dedicated child safety response team • Partnership with law enforcement when necessary • Transparent reporting on safety actions taken Emergency Situations: If you believe a child is in immediate danger, contact local law enforcement first, then report to us.

We believe education is key to online safety: • In-app safety tips and tutorials • Digital literacy resources for young users • Partnerships with child safety organizations • School programs promoting responsible content creation • Regular safety updates and best practices