Match Maker is a dating application operated by Denis Sangi. The safety and protection of children is of paramount importance to us. This page sets out our zero-tolerance policy on child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), explains how our service is designed to reduce risk, and describes how users and the public can report concerns.
We define child sexual abuse and exploitation broadly to include, without limitation:
Match Maker is strictly an adults-only service. In accordance with our Terms of Service, users must be at least 18 years old to register or use the App. Persons under the age of 18 are prohibited from using the service.
We collect date of birth at registration and use it to enforce the minimum-age requirement. Accounts that do not meet the age threshold cannot be created. If we determine at any time that an account belongs to a person under 18, we will immediately terminate that account and delete the associated data.
If you believe a minor has registered or is using Match Maker, please report it immediately to support@matchmaker-team.com.
The following conduct is strictly prohibited on Match Maker and constitutes grounds for immediate permanent account termination and, where required by law, reporting to the relevant authorities:
Match Maker was built with a privacy-first, photo-free design. Several structural features of the service reduce the risk of child exploitation:
Match Maker does not permit users to upload, share, or receive photos or images of any kind. There is no image-upload feature anywhere in the application. This eliminates the most common vector for sharing visual CSAM and removes a primary tool used in grooming.
All profiles consist exclusively of text-based personality parameters, interests, values, and written answers to icebreaker prompts. No user-generated image content is ever stored or transmitted through the service.
Date of birth is a required field at the time of account creation. The platform enforces the minimum age requirement before allowing an account to proceed.
All messages are automatically screened before delivery as described in our Privacy Policy. This automated process helps detect and block prohibited content.
Every profile in the App includes a Block and Report function that any user can invoke at any time, without needing to send a message first. Reports are reviewed promptly.
The fastest way to report a concern is through the in-app Block & Report button available on every user profile. Tap the report option, select the reason, and submit. The report is sent to our moderation team immediately.
If you prefer to contact us directly, or if the concern involves someone who has been blocked or deleted, please email our child-safety point of contact:
Please include as much detail as possible: the username or any identifying information about the reported account, a description of the conduct, and any relevant dates or screenshots (where applicable).
If you believe a child is in immediate danger, contact your local law enforcement or emergency services immediately. Do not wait for a response from us.
When we receive a child-safety report, we commit to the following:
Our designated child-safety point of contact is responsible for receiving, triaging, and coordinating the response to all child-safety reports.
We will acknowledge receipt of all child-safety reports within one business day and provide a follow-up on the outcome of our review to the extent permitted by applicable law and our obligation to protect any ongoing investigation.
We may update this Child Safety Standards page from time to time to reflect changes in our practices, legal obligations, or platform features. When we make material updates, we will revise the "Last updated" date at the top of this page. We encourage you to review this page periodically.