Child Safety Policy

Last updated: 18 September 2026

These are the published child safety standards for Shwe@SG (com.thiri.m_community), a community application for Myanmar nationals living and working in Singapore. They are published in compliance with Google Play's Child Safety Standards policy and describe how we prohibit, prevent, detect and respond to child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including child sexual abuse material (CSAM).

1. Zero tolerance

Shwe@SG has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation. The following are strictly prohibited anywhere in the application, including profiles, photographs, display names, chat messages, listings, reviews and comments:

  • Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) of any kind.
  • Sexualisation of a minor, real or fictional, in image, video or text.
  • Grooming, solicitation, or any attempt to sexually exploit a minor.
  • Sextortion, or threatening to publish intimate imagery of a minor.
  • Trafficking of a minor, or facilitating the same.
  • Sharing, requesting or linking to any of the above.
  • Impersonating a minor, or misrepresenting one's age.

Violation results in immediate and permanent removal of the account, preservation of the relevant evidence, and referral to law enforcement. There is no warning step and no appeal for confirmed CSAE.

2. Adults only

Shwe@SG is intended exclusively for adults aged 18 and over.

  • The app's Google Play target age group is set to 18 and over only.
  • We have enabled Google Play's restriction on users Google has determined to be minors, which blocks them from finding or downloading the app.
  • Accounts are created only through Google Sign-In or Apple Sign-In. There are no anonymous accounts, so every account is tied to a verified external identity.
  • If we learn that an account belongs to a person under 18, we terminate it and delete the associated data.

3. Prevention

  • No anonymous access. Every account is bound to a Google or Apple identity, which preserves an accountability trail.
  • Adults-only distribution, as described above.
  • Blocking throughout the app. A user can block another user in the dating, community help, apartment and marketplace areas. Blocks are reciprocal: once either party blocks the other, neither can see or contact the other, and any existing conversation is deactivated.
  • Moderation queues. Community-submitted shop listings, information, reviews and comments pass through a moderation workflow, and reported items are surfaced for review.
  • Account deletion. Any user may permanently delete their account and associated data from within the app.

4. How to report

Anyone can report CSAE, whether or not they use the app.

In the app. Every surface carrying user-generated content provides a Report action, available from the content or the other person's profile: dating profiles and chat, Community Help requests and conversations, apartment listings and chat, marketplace listings and chat, and shops, reviews and comments. Blocking takes effect immediately and does not wait for our review.

By email. For CSAE concerns, including reports from people who do not use the app and enquiries from law enforcement or child protection organisations: thiriyadana338@gmail.com

Please include the account name or profile link, what was seen, and when. Do not attach suspected CSAM; describe it instead, as forwarding such material may itself be unlawful.

Emergencies. If a child is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first. Singapore Police Force: 999 (emergency) or 1800 255 0000. International reports may be made to the NCMEC CyberTipline at report.cybertip.org.

5. How we respond

Every CSAE report is treated as the highest priority and is reviewed by a person.

  1. Triage without delay. CSAE reports are prioritised above all other moderation work.
  2. Immediate restriction. Where a report is credible, the content is removed and the account suspended while review proceeds. We act first and confirm afterwards.
  3. Preserve evidence. Relevant account records and content are preserved for law enforcement rather than destroyed.
  4. Permanent termination. Confirmed CSAE results in permanent removal of the account and a ban on the underlying identity.
  5. Report to authorities. Confirmed CSAM or credible exploitation of a minor is reported to the appropriate authority, including the Singapore Police Force and the NCMEC CyberTipline where the matter has an international dimension, in line with applicable law.
  6. Cooperate. We respond to lawful requests from law enforcement and child protection bodies.

6. Legal compliance

We comply with applicable child safety and child protection laws in Singapore and in the other jurisdictions where the app is available, including obligations to preserve evidence and to report child sexual abuse material to the relevant authorities. These standards apply alongside our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy; where they conflict on a child safety question, these standards take precedence.

7. Point of contact

The designated point of contact for child safety matters, able to speak to our CSAE and CSAM prevention practices and compliance:

Arkar Min Thant, Developer, Shwe@SG
thiriyadana338@gmail.com

We aim to acknowledge child safety correspondence promptly and to prioritise it above all other enquiries.

8. Review

These standards are reviewed at least annually, and whenever the app adds a feature that allows users to communicate with one another or to publish content. The date at the top reflects the most recent review.

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