Child Safety Standards — Krepusko

1. Zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation

Krepusko and its developer, Saifullah Ahad, prohibit child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), child sexual abuse material (CSAM), grooming, sexual solicitation of a minor, sextortion, trafficking, and any conduct that endangers or exploits a child. We follow applicable child-safety laws and Google Play’s Child Safety Standards.

2. Krepusko’s limited content surface

Krepusko accepts only four anonymous, fixed observation choices about the sky. It has no free text, photographs, video, audio, profiles, names, direct messages, comments, followers, searchable users, or location pins. Precise locations never leave the phone. Other users see regional counts and physical sky conditions, not individual people.

3. Prohibited conduct

• Any CSAE, CSAM, grooming, solicitation, sextortion, trafficking, or sexualisation of a minor.
• Threats, harassment, stalking, coercion, attempts to identify an observer, or pressure to submit an observation.
• Coordinated manipulation, automated filing, evasion of cell limits, or abuse of safety reporting.
• Using regional evidence to locate, monitor, punish, or target a child or any observer.

4. In-app reporting and blocking

Every regional evidence surface provides “Report this regional summary” with fixed safety reasons and “Hide this region.” Reports go to developer review. A regional cell is automatically hidden after the safety threshold is reached, pending review. A person may also open More → Child safety at any time.

5. Review and enforcement

We review child-safety reports promptly. Confirmed prohibited material or conduct is removed or blocked; relevant service access is disabled; evidence is preserved only where lawful and necessary; and apparent child exploitation is reported to the appropriate authorities, including NCMEC where required by law. Krepusko has no public account roster or profile to preserve.

6. How to report

• In the app: open the Evening screen, choose “Report this regional summary,” and select “Safety concern.”
• Child-safety contact: email Saifullah Ahad at [email protected].
• Authorities: if a child is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services. Suspected online child exploitation may also be reported to the NCMEC CyberTipline.

7. Point of contact

Saifullah Ahad is the developer and child-safety point of contact for Krepusko. Email: [email protected]. Website: saifullah.ai.

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