1-HF Dating Child Safety Standards

Updated: October 13, 2026

1-HF Dating is for adults aged 18 or older. These rules cover profiles, photos, map listings, messages and all other user content.

Prohibited content and conduct

Child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), child sexual abuse material (CSAM), sexualization of minors, grooming, extortion of intimate material and any solicitation of sexual contact with minors are prohibited. This includes links, attempted distribution and activity organized through the service.

Minors must not register or use the service. False age information, pornography, sexually explicit content, threats, harassment, fraud and the sale of sexual services are also prohibited.

How to report a concern

In the app or on the website, open a displayed user profile or the current chat and select “Report”. Choose a reason and briefly describe the concern; select the child-safety reason if a child may be involved. If that option is unavailable, use support contacts and identify the user, content location and date.

Do not download, forward or attach suspected CSAM to an email. Provide a link or content identifier and a description without copying the material.

How to stop contact

Select “Block” in the displayed user profile or current chat. Blocking limits interaction with that user within the service; reporting sends a concern to the administration for review. These are separate actions.

Operator responsibilities

The administration must review child-safety reports, restrict access to content and accounts that violate the rules, and remove confirmed CSAM. It must report confirmed cases to the appropriate authorities and follow applicable requirements, including lawful preservation of necessary information.

These standards define the operator’s responsibilities. They do not mean that every message is monitored around the clock or that violations cannot occur.

Child-safety contact

Use 1-HF Dating support contacts with the subject “Child safety”. If a child faces an immediate threat to life or health, contact local emergency services.