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Novdeh's zero-tolerance standards on child sexual abuse and exploitation, prohibited conduct, how to report a concern, and how Novdeh responds.
Novdeh maintains a zero-tolerance standard for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) across every part of the platform, including public pages, organization workspaces, uploaded media, comments, messaging, and events.
These Child Safety Standards describe what is prohibited, how to report a concern, and how Novdeh responds. They apply to everyone who uses Novdeh and sit alongside our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Last updated
August 23, 2026
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Novdeh has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in any form, on any part of the platform, and by anyone who uses it.
This standard applies regardless of the age, intent, or relationship of the people involved, and regardless of whether content is described as fictional, artistic, historical, or intended as commentary.
The following conduct is strictly prohibited on Novdeh and will result in enforcement action:
If you see content or behavior on Novdeh that concerns you, report it right away using Novdeh's in-app reporting tools wherever they are available, or by contacting us directly at support@novdeh.com.
Please include as much detail as you can safely provide, such as the relevant profile, organization, article, message, or event, and a description of what concerned you. You do not need to investigate further before reporting.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first.
Do not download, save, copy, screenshot, print, or forward content you suspect may be CSAM, even to report it, seek a second opinion, or warn someone else. Creating or sharing additional copies of suspected CSAM can itself be a serious criminal offense in most jurisdictions, including Denmark and across the European Union, regardless of intent.
Instead, report it through Novdeh's in-app reporting tools or to support@novdeh.com with a description and, where possible, a link or reference that lets us locate the content without you reproducing it.
When we receive a report, our trust and safety process typically includes the following steps, though the specific action taken depends on the nature of the report, the evidence available, and applicable legal obligations:
Where required by applicable law — including Novdeh's obligations as a hosting provider under the EU Digital Services Act to notify law enforcement of suspected offenses that threaten a person's life or safety — Novdeh reports confirmed instances of CSAE or CSAM to the relevant competent national or regional authority, such as national law enforcement, Europol, or an authorized child protection organization operating in the applicable jurisdiction.
Not every report we receive results in a referral to an authority. Whether and how a report is escalated depends on the outcome of our review, the nature of the concern, and the legal obligations that apply in the relevant jurisdiction. Novdeh may also cooperate with law enforcement investigations and respond to valid legal requests.
Novdeh operates from Denmark. These Child Safety Standards are applied in accordance with applicable Danish law and applicable European Union law on child protection, online safety, and data protection, alongside the laws of other jurisdictions where relevant to a specific report or user.
These standards describe Novdeh's platform policy and do not limit, replace, or expand any legal obligation Novdeh has under applicable law.
Questions about these standards, or reports of a concern, can be sent to support@novdeh.com.
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