Tāble’s Standards Against Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE)

At Tāble, the safety and wellbeing of our community come first. We hold a zero-tolerance stance toward child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) in every form. This applies to all users, all content, and all activity on our platform.

Our Commitment
No exceptions, no excuses. Any attempt to create, share, request, or facilitate CSAE content or activity will result in an immediate and permanent ban from Tāble.

 

Active detection and response.

We monitor for and act against CSAE material using a combination of technology, community reporting, and dedicated review.

 

Collaboration with authorities.

When CSAE is detected, we promptly report it to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and relevant law enforcement, as required by law.

Global compliance.

We follow legal requirements across jurisdictions, including the U.S. PROTECT Act, E.U. regulations, and other international child protection standards.

What We Prohibit
Any sexual content or imagery involving minors (real, fictional, or simulated).
Grooming, enticement, or solicitation of minors.
Sharing links or instructions to access CSAE content elsewhere.
Jokes, roleplay, or “fantasy” scenarios that sexualize children or teens.

How We Protect Our Community
Age verification and safeguards are in place to keep minors off Tāble.
Automated detection tools help flag harmful material.
Dedicated safety staff review and act quickly on reports.
Community reporting tools make it easy for members to alert us if they encounter concerning behavior or content.

Your Role
Safety is everyone’s responsibility. If you ever encounter suspected CSAE content or behavior on Tāble:
Do not engage with it.
Report it immediately through our in-app tools.
If you feel unsafe, disengage and seek support.

Our Promise
Tāble will never compromise on protecting children. We are committed to providing a safe, respectful space for adults to connect, and we will continue to strengthen our safeguards to uphold this standard.