Child Safety Standards
Last Updated: November 1, 2026
FightBook is committed to maintaining a safe platform and has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation.
These standards apply to all FightBook users, accounts, communications, and user-generated content.
Prohibited Conduct
FightBook strictly prohibits child sexual abuse and exploitation, including:
- Child sexual abuse material, commonly referred to as CSAM.
- Content that sexually depicts, exploits, or endangers a child.
- Grooming or attempting to establish a relationship with a child for sexual purposes.
- Soliciting sexual images, videos, communications, or activity involving a child.
- Sextortion, blackmail, or threats involving a child or alleged intimate material involving a child.
- Sexual trafficking, solicitation, or commercial sexual exploitation of a child.
- Sexualized comments, communications, or behavior directed toward a child.
- Sharing, requesting, advertising, linking to, or facilitating access to CSAM.
- Attempts to use FightBook to arrange or facilitate the sexual abuse or exploitation of a child.
Content or conduct that violates these standards is not permitted, regardless of whether it is public or private.
Reporting Child Safety Concerns
Report suspected child sexual abuse, exploitation, grooming, CSAM, or any other child-safety concern with Report, and choose Child safety as the reason; you need to be signed in. On the website you can report a post, a comment, or a fighter's profile. In the FightBook app you can report a post, a livestream, or a fighter's profile. Reports go to the FightBook moderation team, which reviews child-safety reports first, and the person you report is not told who filed it.
To report anything else, such as a message, an account, or a comment in the app, email the address below. Name the account, and say where and when you saw the content, so that FightBook can find and review it.
Do not download, save, forward, reproduce, or attach suspected CSAM to an email. Report it where you saw it, or describe where it is, so that it can be reviewed securely.
Child-safety concerns may also be sent to:
FightBook Child Safety Contact
Email: safety@fightbook.com
If a child is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services or law enforcement before contacting FightBook.
Review and Enforcement
FightBook reviews reports of potential child sexual abuse and exploitation and takes appropriate action based on the circumstances, these standards, and applicable law.
Actions may include:
- Removing or restricting access to prohibited content.
- Suspending a creator, or terminating an account, which ends its ability to message or contact other FightBook users.
- Preserving relevant account or content information when required by law.
- Reporting confirmed CSAM to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children or the appropriate regional or national authority.
- Cooperating with valid requests from law enforcement and child-safety authorities.
FightBook may take immediate action without first warning the affected user when necessary to protect a child, secure the platform, preserve evidence, or comply with the law.
Compliance With Child Safety Laws
FightBook complies with applicable child-safety laws and regulations. FightBook maintains procedures for reviewing child-safety reports, addressing confirmed CSAM, and reporting confirmed CSAM to the appropriate authorities when required.
Contact
Questions concerning FightBook's child-safety standards, prevention practices, reporting process, or compliance may be directed to:
FightBook Child Safety Contact
Email: safety@fightbook.com