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Child Safety Standards

Last Updated: November 3, 2026

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14. Age, children’s information and child-safety standards

14.1 Adults only and improperly collected information

Vora is only for people aged 18 or older, even where a parent or guardian would consent. We use the provided birth date to check age and investigate indications of ineligible accounts.

If we learn that someone under 18 uses Vora or their information was collected contrary to this rule, we investigate, restrict or terminate access and delete relevant information as appropriate. Limited evidence required or permitted for a specific legal or child-safety purpose follows Section 10, with restricted use, access and duration, not unrelated promotion or profiling.

Parents, guardians and other users can report age or children’s-data concerns through in-app reporting, support or service@voratalk.com. We request only what is needed to locate and verify the concern.

14.2 Vora’s public child-safety standards

Vora prohibits child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including creating, uploading, distributing or soliciting child sexual abuse material (CSAM), sexualised contact with minors, grooming, sextortion, solicitation or facilitation of sexual exploitation, and related harm to children. This applies to accounts, profiles, avatars, albums, room information, voice interactions, messages and other user content.

Report through the relevant in-app reporting or support feature or service@voratalk.com. Where possible, provide the account, room or message identifier, time and brief description. Reporters are not required to download, save or forward suspected illegal material.

Personnel responsible for safety prioritise these concerns, take appropriate content removal or restriction and account limitation or termination measures, preserve limited evidence as legally required, and report to competent authorities or appropriate child-protection reporting organisations under applicable law. Contact local emergency services for imminent personal danger.

Evidence is not publicly distributed and is accessible only to people who need to handle it. Retention and lawful disclosure follow Sections 8 and 10. Incorrect decisions can be appealed through support or the email above. Age restrictions, public standards, report handling and content action are applied as separate requirements.

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