Atlas — Child Safety Standards
Version 1.0 · Effective July 20, 2026
1. Atlas's Commitment
Atlas has a zero-tolerance policy against any form of child sexual abuse and exploitation (Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation — CSAE) and any type of child sexual abuse material (CSAM). Atlas is a digital travel diary intended for users aged 16 and above and is not designed for use by children. We are committed to keeping our platform free of content harmful to minors and to cooperating with the competent authorities.
2. Prohibited activities
The following are strictly prohibited on Atlas:
- Uploading, sharing, requesting, promoting or making available in any form child sexual abuse material (CSAM), whether real, AI-generated or simulated.
- Grooming, or any attempt to contact, manipulate or exploit minors for sexual or other harmful purposes.
- Sexualization of minors in images, text, avatars, reviews, messages, business profiles or any other published content.
- Promotion, apology, trivialization or glorification of child sexual abuse or exploitation.
- Child sex tourism, child trafficking, commercial sexual exploitation of minors.
- Sharing links, contact information or references to platforms that host CSAM.
3. How to report
Every user can report suspicious content, profiles or behaviour directly from within Atlas via the ⋯ button available on reviews, businesses, messages and user profiles → "Report" option. Reports concerning child safety are given top priority and are reviewed within 24 hours.
Alternatively (or additionally), you can email our Child Safety Officer directly:
bruno.simone1993@gmail.com
You may report anonymously. App registration is not required to send a report by email.
4. Actions taken after a report
- Immediate removal of the reported content in cases of suspected CSAM or grooming — within the shortest technically feasible time.
- Suspension or permanent deletion of accounts that publish or share content violating these Standards, without notice and without refund of any active subscriptions.
- Forensic preservation of the necessary evidence, within the limits of applicable law.
- Referral to competent authorities (Italian Postal Police, equivalent national authorities in users' countries, National Center for Missing & Exploited Children — NCMEC in the US where applicable) whenever the law requires or permits.
5. Preventive measures
- Registration limited to users aged 16 and above, as stated in the Privacy Policy.
- Human moderation on all published content (reviews, business profiles, photos, avatars) with prioritized review for child-safety reports.
- Public and binding Community Guidelines, referenced at registration and at every content publication.
- Automatic suspension of profiles with suspicious behaviour pending verification.
6. Cooperation with authorities
When required or permitted by applicable law, Atlas fully cooperates with law enforcement, judicial authorities and national and international child protection bodies. We respond to lawful requests for information under GDPR, the Italian Privacy Code and equivalent applicable regulations.
7. Dedicated contact
Atlas Child Safety Officer:
Simone Bruno
Email: bruno.simone1993@gmail.com
We reply within 48 working hours. For urgent reports write "URGENT — Child Safety" in the subject line.
8. References
© 2026 Atlas — Personal Travel Diary · Published under the Google Play Child Safety Standards.