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ADNCE

Child Safety Standards

Last updated: 6 October 2026

ADNCE is an app that connects dancers, published by Pravith BOUNNAK. It has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) in any form. These standards supplement the Terms of Use, which every member accepts before using the app. The French version prevails in case of discrepancy.

1. What is prohibited

• any sexual content involving a minor: photo, video, text or drawing, including altered or AI-generated content (child sexual abuse material, CSAM);
• soliciting a minor for sexual purposes (grooming), including inviting them to continue the conversation on another service or to meet for that purpose;
• blackmail or threats to share intimate images of a minor (sextortion);
• trafficking or exploitation of children in any form;
• any content that sexualises minors, promotes their abuse or helps commit it, including links to such content.

2. Minimum age

ADNCE is for people aged 15 and over. An account created by a child under 15 is deleted as soon as we become aware of it.

3. How to report

In the app, the Report button appears on every profile, post and event; a long press on a comment or message opens the same form. You can also block a member from their profile: they can no longer message you.

You can also write to support@adnce.app.

If a child is in immediate danger, call the emergency services (112 in Europe). Child sexual abuse material can be reported directly to the authorities: in France on the PHAROS platform, in the United States to the NCMEC CyberTipline, and elsewhere to a member hotline of INHOPE.

4. What we do

• Every report is forwarded to the administrator and reviewed within 24 hours; reports involving a minor are handled first.
• As soon as we become aware of child sexual abuse material, we remove it, suspend its author's account and then delete it, without notice.
• We report the facts to the competent authorities — in France through the PHAROS platform — and retain the information they may request, as provided by law.

5. Compliance with the law

ADNCE complies with applicable child safety laws, including the French Criminal Code and the EU Digital Services Act, and cooperates with judicial and law enforcement authorities.

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