Zero tolerance. No exceptions.

Ohrny exists for adults to connect privately. We have a zero-tolerance policy toward child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) in every form. Children have no place on this platform, and any content, account, or behaviour that sexualises, abuses, or endangers a minor is removed and reported.

This applies regardless of intent, framing, or whether the material is real, AI-generated, drawn, or fictional. There is no context in which CSAE is permitted on Ohrny.

Ohrny is strictly for people aged 18 and over. Minors are not permitted to create an account or use the service under any circumstances.

• Account creation requires confirmation that the user is 18 or older.
• We apply age-assurance measures and block sign-ups that fail our checks.
• Any account we discover or suspect belongs to a minor is suspended immediately and removed.
• We do not market the app to minors and our store listing is rated for adults.

If you believe a minor is using Ohrny, please report it right away using the methods in How to report.

We combine automated tooling and human review to keep CSAE off the platform:

• Age gates at sign-up, with measures to detect and block minors.
• Automated detection, including hash-matching against known CSAM, applied to uploaded media.
• Human moderation of reports and flagged content by a trained safety team.
• Swift removal of violating content and permanent removal of offending accounts.
• Evidence preservation and reporting to the appropriate authorities.

We align our approach with the Tech Coalition’s best practices for combating online child sexual exploitation and abuse.

When we receive a report or otherwise obtain actual knowledge of CSAE, we:

1. Review the report promptly through our safety team.
2. Remove confirmed CSAM and any related content from the platform.
3. Permanently ban the accounts involved.
4. Preserve relevant evidence in line with legal requirements.
5. Report confirmed CSAM to the relevant authorities and cooperate with law enforcement.

Ohrny complies with applicable child safety laws and regulations. We maintain a process to report confirmed child sexual abuse material to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and, where applicable, to the relevant national authorities, and we cooperate with law enforcement requests.

Using Google’s products or any platform to store or share CSAM is illegal and strictly prohibited. We act on confirmed CSAM regardless of where it is found in our service.